· 1/21/1983
Estate of Will
Citations
- 309 Pa. Super. 618
- 455 A.2d 206
How courts have described this case
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- filing for attachment of real property in order to prevent the owner’s sale' of the property to a third party
- allowing an abuse of process claim where an “attachment was made for the ostensible purpose of collecting a commission,” but a jury could find that the real object was to prevent the conveyance of the property to another and to secure it for the party suing for the commission
- allowing an abuse of process claim where an “attachment was made for the ostensible purpose of collecting a commission,” but a jury could find that the real object was to prevent the conveyance of the property to another and to secure it for the party suing for the commission
- “It is settled that in an action for malicious prosecution damages may be received for injury to business, reputation and feelings”
- compensation for “injury to business, reputation and feelings” and “all such damages as are the natural and probable consequences of the action complained of” available for abuse of process
- damages may be awarded for injury to “feelings” in abuse of process claim
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Judges: Hester, Johnson, McEwen
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