Renden, Inc. v. Liberty Real Estate Ltd. Partnership

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• holding that to sustain a claim for intentional interference with business relations, the tortfeasor must be a “stranger” to the business relationship at issue
• where the lessor was “an essential entity” to the subletting of space by its tenant since the tenant’s right to sublease was set forth in the lessor’s lease
• where the lessor was \an essential entity\ to the subletting of space by its tenant since the tenant's right to sublease was set forth in the lessor's lease
• “A grant of summary judgment must be affirmed if it is right for any reason.”
• where the lessor was “an essential entity” to the subletting of space by its tenant since the tenant’s right to sublease was set forth in the lessor’s lease
• “A grant of summary judgment must be affirmed if it is right for any reason.”

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