Wambsgans v. Price

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “there was evidence to support” a finding of intentional infliction of emotional distress upon proof that inattentiveness on the part of a real estate agent brought financial ruin upon the plaintiffs
• although Supreme Court believed evidence of distress from loss of home was sufficient, jury had been improperly instructed and matter was remanded
• although Supreme Court believed evidence of distress from loss of home was sufficient, jury had been improperly instructed, and matter was remanded
• although Supreme Court believed evidence of distress from loss of home was sufficient, jury had been improperly instructed and matter was remanded
• although Supreme Court believed evidence of distress from loss of home was sufficient, jury had been improperly instructed and matter was remanded
• “Mental anguish is suffered individually, not jointly, and differs greatly from person to person.”

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