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Wishnatsky v. Huey

Court of Appeals of North Dakota

584 N.W.2d 859 (1998)

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Huey (defendant), an assistant attorney general having a private conversation in a colleague's office, pushed the door closed when Wishnatsky (plaintiff), a paralegal, attempted to enter without knocking, pushing Wishnatsky out into the hallway in the process. Wishnatsky sued for battery, and the trial court dismissed on summary judgment.

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Whether a battery occurs where the defendant's contact offends a plaintiff who is unduly sensitive about his personal dignity, if that contact would not have offended a reasonable person's sense of personal dignity.

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