· 1/15/1890
State ex rel. Williams v. Judge of the Tenth Judicial District Court
Citations
- 42 La. 71
How courts have described this case
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- allowing claim of overpayment for home heating oil based on alleged deceptive practices brought under the laws of New York and other states
- denying motion to dismiss where the court could not determine whether the parties’ intended for subsequent agreement to act as a novation from the face of the agreement
- dismissing claim for fraudulent inducement as duplicative of breach of contract claim
- “Under New York law, a novation is a new contract replacing and extinguishing a prior contract.” (internal quotation marks omitted)
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Judges: Bermudez
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