· 11/3/1954
Duty v. General Finance Company
Citations
- 273 S.W.2d 64
- 154 Tex. 16
- 1954 Tex. LEXIS 526
How courts have described this case
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- analyzing creditor's entire course of conduct, including repetitive threatening phone calls and letters
- analyzing creditor’s entire course of conduct, including repetitive threatening phone calls and letters
- plaintiff stated a cause of action for intentional infliction of emotional distress without actual physical injuries
- several calls to plaintiff, see § 652B, several calls and letters to employer stating amount of debt
- mental and physical injuries were wilfully and wantonly inflicted
- mental and physical injuries were wilfully and wantonly inflicted
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Judges: Hickman
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