· 2/13/1992
Piccicuto v. Dwyer
Citations
- 586 N.E.2d 38
- 32 Mass. App. Ct. 137
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- conduct constituting ‘improper purpose or improper means’ can certainly fall far below the acceptable level of fair dealing that chapter 93A was designed to promote
- commercial landlord’s agent withheld consent to transfer of lease by lessee to buyer of his business, demanding $50,000 of the sale price for himself
- whether a defendant’s contract breach or other conduct amounts to an unfair and deceptive act under consumer protection statute ordinarily a question of fact for the trial court
- defendant deliberately violated his agreements, made unlawful demands not warranted under the agreements, engaged in campaign to sabotage the plaintiff’s business relationships and harassed plaintiff with groundless complaints to police and unjustified eviction actions
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Judges: Brown, Jacobs, Laurence, Alberti
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