Endacott v. International Hospitality, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• noting that probable cause is a question for the jury when material facts are in dispute
• noting that probable cause is a question for the jury when material facts are in dispute
• noting that probable cause is a question for the jury when material facts are in dispute
• noting that “termination of an underlying civil proceeding in favor of the present plaintiff is not sufficient evidence that the defendants lacked probable cause”
• stating lawyers are entitled to rely on their client’s representations of fact
• “When the facts relied upon to show probable cause are undisputed, ‘the existence or nonexistence of probable cause is a pure question of law to be determined by the court under the facts and circumstances of each case.’ ” (citations omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).