tortious

The former was a wrongful detention and a tortious wrong.

I suspect the phrase you're looking for is "tortious interference."

For such conduct to become tortious it must cause either:

However, that was not tortious at common law, even if the humiliation and distress were intended.

The city followed suit with yet another tortious interference claim on February 18.

While a statute has said nothing specific, a tortious duty may have arisen.

Three elements must be established in order to establish tortious assault: (1).

Economic torts tortious interference actions to protect trade or business.

The second possibility was that the defendant used the victim's personal information to commit a tortious act.

The main remedy against tortious loss is compensation in 'damages' or money.

Included, however, are those of a criminal enterprise, which would not attract tortious liability in the civil law.

In cases involving tortious conduct, the court most often employs a purposeful direction analysis.

An agent is subject to liability to a third party harmed by the agent's tortious conduct.

It was not disputed that such interference is tortious if any unlawful means are employed.

Mark Cohen, their lead lawyer, said they could under the principle of "tortious interference with contracts."

He said the company might specifically accuse the union with tortious interference of contractual relations.

Litigation privilege does not bar the tortious interference and unfair competition claims.

Compensation: To compensate the victim for the harm done by restoring them to the position they were in before the tortious act.

The court upheld the lower court's ruling, but vacated the award for tortious interference.

The defendants argued that the loss of profits can infer the tortious interference.

There may also be a claim against third parties for inducing breach of contract and/or tortious conspiracy.

The law treats contractual and tortious claims differently in these cases, hence the confusion.

But for a tortfeasor's grandmother's birth, the relevant tortious conduct would not have occurred.

The theory is called tortious interference with contracts, and it is normally used in business disputes.

Whatever the explanation for such uncivil and arguably tortious behavior, it cannot be condoned.