Tiller v. McLure

How courts have described this case

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• holding that severe and persistent harassment, humiliation, and intimidation over course of several years was extreme and outrageous
• holding that, in reviewing rendition of JNOV, we examine record to determine whether there is any evidence upon which jury could have made its finding
• holding efforts to pressure widow of contracting party to complete project were legally insufficient evidence of intentional infliction
• holding efforts to pressure widow of contracting party to complete project were legally insufficient evidence of intentional infliction
• holding that, in reviewing “no evidence” point, court views evidence in light that tends to support finding of disputed fact and disregards all evidence and inferences to contrary
• holding that, in reviewing “no evidence” point, court views evidence in light that tends to support finding of disputed fact 8 and disregards all evidences and inferences to contrary

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