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· 7/16/1929

Frioux v. Johnson

Citations

  • 100 Cal. App. 797

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  • no cause of action for emotional distress and ensuing injury caused by observation or awareness of unintended damage to one’s property
  • no cause of action for emotional distress and ensuing injury caused by observation or awareness of unintended damage to one's property
  • no cause of action for emotional distress and ensuing injury
  • no cause of action for emotional distress and ensuing injury

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