WirelessMD, Inc. v. Healthcare. Com Corp.

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• holding that a defendant was entitled to summary judgment as to claims that it violated an implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing by not adequately marketing a product when the defendant had no contractual duty, either express or implied, to marketthe product
• holding that a defendant was entitled to summary judgment as to claims that it violated an implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing by not adequately marketing a product when the defendant had no contractual duty, either express or implied, to market the product
• every contract implies a covenant of good faith and fair dealing which modifies and becomes part of the contract itself
• summary judgment properly granted on a breach of covenant claim where there was no violation of any express or implied duty under the contract
• every contract implies a covenant of good faith and fair dealing which modifies and becomes part of the contract itself
• plaintiff could not state claim for breach of implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing based on failure to market software where defendant had no contractual duty to do so

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