DiMaria Const., Inc. v. Interarch

How courts have described this case

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• noting that an element of tortious interference is “malice — that is, defendant’s intentional interference without justification”
• stating the elements of a claim for \[t]he tort of interference with a business relation or contract\
• stating the elements of a claim for \[t]he tort A-1468-23 16 of interference with a business relation or contract\
• “[Mlalice is defined to mean that the interference was inflicted intentionally and without justification or excuse.”
• \[M]alice is defined to mean that the interference was inflicted intentionally and without justification or excuse.\
• \[M]alice is defined A-1468-23 20 to mean that the interference was inflicted intentionally and without justification or excuse.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).