Travellers International, A.G. And Windsor, Inc. v. Trans World Airlines, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding joint venture agreement that gave airline sole discretion to decide level of advertising for mass marketing of tours was subject to obligation of good faith
• concluding district court did not err in finding defendant had breached the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing due to its inadequate promotional efforts
• holding the district court properly concluded there was a duty to exercise specific contractual promotional obligations in good faith
• finding argument related to mitigation of damages waived when not properly asserted as affirmative defense
• affirming the district court’s holding that the defendant had not acted in good faith but had instead been influenced by an improper motive
• “Any calculation of damages based on lost profits always entails a degree of uncertainty caused by the need to rely on assumptions and estimates.”

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