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The knowledge and intention required for the tort of inducing breach of contract has been discussed by the Court of Appeal in a case where High Court findings of liability were overturned: DIVER v LOKTRONIC INDUSTRIES LTD (CA, 4/4/2012; Arnold, Ellen France and Stevens JJ, [2012] NZCA 131,
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