· 5/7/1999
Farah v. Canada
Citations
- 740 So. 2d 560
- 1999 WL 278912
How courts have described this case
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- finding no tor-tious interference with contract because one of the parties to the contract was pre-disposed to breach the contract; therefore, the party to the contract was not induced to breach the contract by the defendant
- reversing jury verdict because the contracting party was predisposed to breach
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Judges: Goshorn
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