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· 3/29/1982

Givens v. Hixson

Citations

  • 631 S.W.2d 263
  • 275 Ark. 370
  • 1982 Ark. LEXIS 1319

How courts have described this case

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  • plaintiff testified he “was depressed, could not sleep or eat, lost weight, and entered a hospital a month later (apparently owing to a heart condition)”
  • where plaintiff testified that, after he was fired, he “was depressed, could not sleep or eat, lost weight, and entered a hospital a month later (apparently owing to a heart condition),” this court held the evidence was insufficient to support an outrage claim
  • summary judgment for defendant on a claim of outrage upheld, despite plaintiffs testimony that, after the incident giving rise to the claim, he was depressed, could not sleep or eat, lost weight, and entered a hospital a month later for a heart condition
  • the tort is “new and still developing”

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Judges: George Rose Smith

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