True North Composites, LLC v. Trinity Industries, Inc.

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• denying motion for new trial based on court’s alleged error in admitting parol evidence of transaction underlying written agreement because evidence provided context to good-faith-and-fair-dealing claims and testimony did not vary or contradict the terms of the agreement
• rejecting argument that instruction was erroneous because it failed to advise that the claimant must prove that the other party acted in bad faith where movant failed to show how the court’s instruction was inconsistent with Delaware law
• evidence concerning course of dealings between the parties prior to execution of agreement was relevant to claim that party breached the covenant of good faith and fair dealing because such evidence illuminated the parties’ expectations of each other at the time of contract formation

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