Lashley v. Bowman

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• holding that \outrageousness is more likely to be found where some relationship exists that gives the defendant actual or apparent authority over another or power to affect his interests\
• restaurant owner threatened to and subsequently called police when patron refused to pay for allegedly undercooked seafood-conduct “smack[ed] of extortion”
• summary judgment should not be granted unless the facts are so crystallized that nothing remains but questions of law, and if the evidence will permit different reasonable inferences, it should be submitted to a jury as a question of fact

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