Eads v. Marks

How courts have described this case

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• contractual negligence ordinarily gives rise to an action either on contract or in tort, and the injured party may at his election waive the tort and sue on contract
• contractual negligence ordinarily gives rise to an action either on contract or in tort, and the injured party may at his election waive the tort and sue on contract
• “[T]he agreement between plaintiffs and defendant created a duty of care.”
• discussion of interference with prospective advantage
• discussion of interference with prospective advantage

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).