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· 12/7/1967

Zeigler v. F Street Corp.

Citations

  • 235 A.2d 703
  • 248 Md. 223
  • 1967 Md. LEXIS 318

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that emotional distress damages attendant to injury to property may be recovered only where there is fraud or malice
  • highlighting emotional damages motivated by fraud or malice are recoverable even in the absence of physical impact
  • emotional distress damages attendant to injury to property may be recovered only where there is fraud or malice

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Judges: Hammond, Marbury, McWilliams, Finan, Singley

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