S.C. Johnson & Son, Inc. v. Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company

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• stating that a court may infer that the evidence would be unfavorable to the destroying party only if the court opines that the evidence was destroyed in bad faith
• finding the facts surrounding the destruction of notes did not support an inference of bad faith

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