Glenn v. HEALTHLINK HMO, INC.

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• instructing that a party breaches covenant of good faith and fair dealing by violating spirit of agreement and denying other party expected benefit
• noting that a party exercising express contract rights may still breach the covenant of good faith if it does so “in a manner that evades the spirit of the agreement and denies the movant the expected benefit of the agreement”
• “The existence of nominal damages is sufficient to preclude summary judgment.”
• “A party breaches the covenant of good faith and fair dealing if it exercises a judgment conferred by the express terms of the agreement in a manner that evades the spirit of the agreement and denies the movant the expected benefit of the agreement.”
• “A party breaches the covenant of good faith and fair dealing if it exercises a judgment conferred by the express terms of the agreement in a manner that evades the spirit of the agreement and denies the movant the expected benefit of the agreement.”
• “A party breaches the covenant of good faith and fair dealing if it exercises a judgment conferred by the express terms of the agreement in a manner that evades the spirit of the agreement and denies . . . the expected benefit of the agreement.”

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