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In a Case of Intentional Interference,a Defendant Generally Escapes Liability

Question 19

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In a case of intentional interference,a defendant generally escapes liability when his contract interference:

A) was guided by public interest.
B) was defamatory in nature.
C) was regarding prospective competitive advantage.
D) was guided by a void bargain.

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