Johnson v. National Life & Accident Insurance
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
1Per curiam
Appellant filed a Complaint containing two counts in trespass and a count in assumpsit against her former employer alleging wrongful discharge, intentional infliction of *301emotional distress and breach of the employment compensation agreement. The employer, appellee, filed Preliminary Objections to each count of the Complaint.
The lower court sustained the Objections to both counts in trespass and dismissed those counts with prejudice. The Objections to the assumpsit count were dismissed and the employer was granted twenty days in which to file an appropriate responsive pleading. This appeal is…
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