· 2/25/2005
Harrodsburg Industrial Warehousing, Inc. v. Migs, LLC
Citations
- 182 S.W.3d 529
- 2005 Ky. App. LEXIS 50
- 2005 WL 433831
How courts have described this case
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- holding that the plaintiff bears the burden of alleging facts from which malice or wrongful conduct can be inferred
- holding that, to establish the element of improper interference with an existing or prospective contract, “it was incumbent upon [the plaintiff] to have asserted facts which, if true, would show that [the defendant] acted maliciously or engaged in wrongful conduct”
- the plaintiff bears the burden of alleging facts from which malice or wrongful conduct can be inferred
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Judges: Schroder, Taylor, and Vanmeter, Judges
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