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· 6/18/1909

Nahe v. Bauer

Citations

  • 117 N.Y.S. 637

How courts have described this case

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  • finding that defendant who had applied for an arrest warrant without probable cause was not liable for IIED because officer had not engaged in \extreme and outrageous conduct\ toward the plaintiff
  • denying plaintiff’s motion for summary judgment on a negligence claim under § 10(c) where “the crux of [plaintiff’s] negligence claim is that the defendants’ negligent investigation led to her false arrest”

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