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[1] The circumstances in which interference with contractual relations may be an actionable tort, and the standard for determining a tortuous breach of duty
[2] Where a party agrees by contract to supply goods only to a specific company, but instead distributes such goods to others in violation of the contract, with knowledge that the company had already granted exclusive rights to sell the goods to a third party, whether such an act constitutes a tort against the third party (affirmative with qualification)
[3] The method of assessing damages for loss suffered by a third party injured by wrongful distribution and interference with the third party’s exclusive right to sell specific goods
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