Tamalis ex rel. Tamalis v. Abeytia

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• holding that the trial court correctly applied the prevention doctrine because the failure to act by the party against whom the doctrine applied constituted bad faith
• noting that if a promisee’s failure to perform is “fairly attributable to the promisor’s own conduct” then the promisor must still uphold his end of the deal

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).