Manahawkin Convalescent v. Frances O'neill (071033)

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• concluding that the “cause of action was not defined in sufficient detail * * * and was not properly pled” because it was unclear whether the nursing home was asserting its claim against O’Neill in her fiduciary capacity or against her individually
• concluding that the “cause of action was not defined in sufficient detail * * * and was not properly pled” because it was unclear whether the nursing home was asserting its claim against O’Neill in her fiduciary capacity or against her individually
• noting that courts should read a contract \as a whole in a fair and common sense manner\
• explaining that courts interpret contracts pursuant to the intent of the parties, and consider the plain language of the agreement and all other evidence to discern intent
• finding no violation of TCCWNA absent a violation of the CFA or any other law
• characterizing the Nursing Home Reform Act as “Congress’s statutory scheme intended to protect nursing home residents and their families”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).