Jackson v. Peoples Federal Credit Union

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• trial court must make an initial determination as to whether the conduct may reasonably be regarded as extreme and outrageous, thus warranting a factual determination by the jury
• trial court must make an initial determination as to whether the conduct may reasonably be regarded as extreme and outrageous, thus warranting a factual determina tion by the jury
• trial court must make an initial determination as to whether the conduct may reasonably be regarded as extreme and outrageous, thus warranting a factual determination by the jury
• trial court must make an initial determination as to whether the conduct may reasonably be regarded as extreme and outrageous, thus warranting a factual determination by the jury
• attempted repossession of car leading to heated argument and aggravation of plaintiffs diabetes does not support IIED claim, even though defendant knew of plaintiffs diabetes, because defendant was simply acting to protect its legal right
• discussing infliction of emotional distress

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