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22 Cards in this Set
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Irving trust V Deutsch
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corp opportunity theory- Deutsch took advantage of Sonora products and lost.
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Smith V Van Gorkum
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business judgement rule- board didnt ask questions so he was not liable for a bad decisioin
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walt disney derivative litigation
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eisner was fired but it didnt rise to level of gross negligence- duty of care
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BMW v Ira Gore
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Punitive Damages- purchased new car, didnt know it had been fixed, punitive damages of 4 million
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Cubby V Compuserve
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Defamation- not held liable for what was on the page
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Stratton Oakmont V Prodigy Services
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Held liable for what was on the page- defamation
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Gordon V May Dept Store
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false imprisonment- cant throw somebody up against a wall
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Palsgraff
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proximate cause- waiting for a train, mrs palsgraf won
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escola v coke
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res ipsa loquitur, glass blew up b/c it was shaking, misuse in the bottle
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lebek v mcdonalds
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negligent failure to warn- hot coffee, lebek won with punitive damages
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green v collagen corp
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collagen wasnt liable, because of the rigorous standards they got through
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williams v braun ice cream
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reasonable expectations- ate a pit from the cherry in the ice cream
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greenman v yuba power
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1962 california- beginning of tort cases. one that sells the harmful product is liable
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welge v planters lifesavers co
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defective design- glass broke on peanut jar
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peterson v backrodt
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man defect-pedestrian got hit because of defective breaks. case dismissed
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penthouse v barnes
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agreements, pamela won, couldnt use her name
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mcdonalds ring
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by estoppel- mcdonalds should be sued because the agent of md was responsible for the ring in the burger.
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williams v inverness corp
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by estoppel- pierced at a mall and sued the co that supplied the owner with equipment b/c of apparent authority. williams won
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hamilton hauling v gaf
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gaf won no authority because he knew normally it would have to be signed off by a higher up but he didnt do it
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lazer v thermal
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in scope, went off the path on the way home
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sussman v florida coast
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out of scope, crashed because of bringing a cake to work
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tarnausky v tarnausky
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asked him to take a stand but he doesnt want to because he will go from limited to general partner
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