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Cleаn Wаter Cо. wаs the leading supplier оf hоme water filtration systems and had a network of sales promoters. The sales prompters were under contract for two- or three-year terms and were compensated solely by commissions earned from sales and by occasional bonuses. Veteran promoters also earned commissions by recruiting other promoters for Clean Water Co. One of Clean Water Co.’s veteran promoters, Vic, was contacted by a former top sales representative for another manufacturer, Randy, who was looking for similar sales opportunities in the region. Randy knew that Vic might be able to get him a position with Clean Water Co., which was looking for additional promoters. At the time Vic met with Randy, Vic’s contract with Clean Water Co. had one more month to run. When Vic’s contract with Clean Water Co. expired, he announced that he was forming his own business to market a different line of water filtration systems manufactured by a competitor of Clean Water Co. and that Randy would be in charge of his promotional network. Clean Water Co. brought an action against Vic for interference with business relations for hiring Randy. At a preliminary hearing, the parties stipulated to the above facts and that Vic was an independent contractor rather than an employee of Clean Water Co. Vic then filed a motion for a summary judgment in his favor. Should the court grant Vic’s motion?
Cаrlоtа Chemicаl Manufacturing Cо. has a warehоuse adjacent to the Stoneville Shopping Center where it stores volatile and highly toxic substances that are used during its manufacturing process. These substances involve a substantial risk to persons or property no matter how much care is exercised. One night, after all of the warehouse employees had left, one of the chemicals ignited, causing a reaction that produced a deadly gas. The gas escaped from Carlota Chemical Manufacturing Co.’s warehouse and spread to a building in the Stoneville Shopping Center. Sutton, a security guard in that building at the Stoneville Shopping Center, died after inhaling the toxic fumes produced by the burning chemicals. Eventually, the fire at the warehouse engulfed and destroyed the warehouse and any evidence contained therein. The representative of Sutton’s estate brought a wrongful death action against Carlota Chemical Manufacturing Co.and established the above facts. At the close of the representative’s case, Carlota Chemical Manufacturing Co. moved for a directed verdict. How should the court rule on Carlota Chemical Manufacturing Co.’s motion?