· 6/30/1994
Kjesbo v. Ricks
Citations
- 517 N.W.2d 585
- 1994 Minn. LEXIS 509
- 1994 WL 315655
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- stating that a party’s interference with a contract may be justified when it “asserts in good faith a legally protected interest of [its] own” (citation omitted)
- \There is no wrongful interference with a contract where one asserts in good faith a legally protected interest of his own ....\ (cleaned up)
- “There is no wrongful interference with a contract where one asserts in good faith a legally protected interest of his own . . . .” (cleaned up)
- “It is enough if the defendant had knowledge of facts which, if followed by reasonable inquiry, would have led to complete disclosure of the contractual relations and rights of the parties.”
- listing elements of claim for tortious interference with contract
- dismissing tortious interference with contract claim for lack of breach
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Judges: Simonett
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