In Re US Office Products Co. Securities Lit.

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• holding that vague and indefinite terms are insufficient to state a claim for promissory estoppel
• dismissing breach of contract claim where plaintiff failed to allege sufficient facts demonstrating the existence of a contract
• “[Plaintiffs’ financial losses most likely occurred where they lived, though this is not specifically alleged in the complaint.”
• “[If there is no] contract, no claims requiring inducement to enter [a] contract can exist.”
• “[A] fraud claim requires a showing that (1) the defendant made a false representation, (2) the representation was in reference to a material fact, (3) the defendant had knowledge of its falsity, (4) the defendant intended to deceive, (5

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