Great Western Savings Bank v. George W. Easley Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that complaint alleging that defendant “had a contractual obligation to make direct payments to” plaintiff, defendant “breached this contract,” and plaintiff “suffered damages” was sufficient for purposes of pleading breach of contract claim
• finding that a complaint was sufficient where it alleged that the parties had a contractual obligation, that the other party breached the contract, and that the plaintiff suffered damages
• finding a complaint for breach of contract sufficiently stated a claim for which relief could be granted because it alleged that a contractual obligation existed, the defendant breached the contract, and the plaintiff suffered damages
• finding a complaint for breach of contract sufficiently stated a claim for which relief could be granted because it alleged that a contractual obligation existed, the defendant breached the contract, and the plaintiff suffered damages
• “punitive damages are not normally allowed on a breach of contract claim unless the conduct would also be a tort”
• \punitive damages are not normally allowed on a breach of contract claim unless the conduct would also be a tort\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).