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Tortious Interference with Contract.

In this case, the Third Department included a clear description of the proof requirements for tortious interference with contract.  Schmidt & Schmidt vs. Town of Charlton, 515053 Third Dept. 2-21-13

 

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Order Not Appealable, Did Not Affect Substantial Right. Mistrial on Motion by Prosecution Precluded Retrial.