Graves v. American Alloy Steel, Inc.

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• the question of “whether defendants acted arbitrarily or unreasonably” in violation of the implied covenant of good faith and faith dealing presents questions of fact
• “[e]ven if the… agreement does not, on its face, set limits on the board’s ability to refuse to approve the scope of work, the contract’s implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing would prevent defendants from exercising that power arbitrarily”

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