Acts Contrary to Morals, Good Customs, or Public Policy

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1. Under Guevarra, does the claimant’s own good faith matter when invoking the human-relations provisions for damages?
2. A person conceals a subsisting marriage and a false name, then sues the betrothed for ending the engagement upon discov…
3. A groom allows invitations, arrangements and expenses to be completed, then unjustifiably disappears immediately before…
4. A claimant concealed his true identity and existing marriage. After discovery, the other party cancels the wedding. The…
5. Two adults amicably end an engagement before public wedding preparations. No deceit, humiliating scheme or other indepe…
6. Explain how Wassmer and Guevarra distinguish a mere breach of promise to marry from actionable conduct contrary to good…
7. A claimant deliberately concealed an existing marriage and false identity, then demanded human-relations damages when t…
8. Explain why the rule against bare promise-to-marry suits does not give blanket immunity for every deliberately humiliat…