Gable v. Curtis

How courts have described this case

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• holding that large number of phone calls lacking obscenity or threatened violence, whether or not justified, was not sufficiently outrageous to state a cause of action
• no outrageous conduct where contractor’s wife phoned purchaser seven times in one hour, screaming, threatening to repossess home and to come over, and stating repeatedly that the purchasers “would pay”
• T.R. 72(E) extension of time to file appeal affirmed where party provided the clerk of court with her correct address as required under T.R. 3.1(E
• creditor called debtor seven times in an hour screaming and threatening to repossess debtor’s home, and warning that debtors “would pay”
• Trial Rule 72(E) relief appropriate where CCS showed party had provided clerk new address and notice sent to old address had been 5 returned to clerk as insufficiently addressed
• no outrageous conduct where contractor’s wife phoned purchaser seven times in one hour, screaming, threatening to repossess home and to come over, and stating repeatedly that the purchasers “would pay”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).