Micrel, Inc. v. TRW, Inc.

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• evaluating a comparable bodily-injury requirement, which encompassed causing pain, illness, or physical impairment, and concluding that such injuries “could result from any of a number of acts [performed] without use of ‘destructive or violent force’”
• district court correctly noted that a promise made with a present intention not to perform constitutes a misrepresentation of an existing fact

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