Goldfarb v. Baker
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
BROCK, Justice.
This is an action for damages for “outrageous conduct.”
The plaintiff, Mark Harry Goldfarb, alleges that he is a Memphis State University student who was enrolled in a course taught by the defendant Baker. During a class meeting, an unidentified prankster entered the classroom, threw a pie, which struck the defendant professor, and ran away. The complaint further alleges that the angered professor immediately accused the plaintiff of the assault; that on the next day defendant forbade plaintiff to attend class; had him ejected from the building when he attempted to take…
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