Olympic Fish Products, Inc. v. Lloyd

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• corporate officer, acting in good faith, i.e., with intent to benefit the corporation, not liable for inducing corporation to violate contract
• purpose of a motion for summary judgment is to avoid useless trials when no genuine issue of material fact exists
• purpose of a motion for summary judgment is to avoid useless trials when no genuine issue of material fact exists
• corporate officer, acting in good faith, i.e., with intent to benefit the corporation, not liable for inducing corporation to violate contract
• actions done on behalf of a corporate principle are actions done in good faith
• actions done on behalf of a corporate principal are actions done in good faith

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).