Opinion ID: 447587
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Heading: Interference with Contractual Relationship Claim

Text: 36 The parties disagree over the choice of law on Johnson's claim that ETS intentionally interfered with her contractual rights by notifying Berkeley that the 623 score was invalidated. Johnson concedes, however, that the claim requires proof that ETS acted intentionally and without justification. See Imperial Ice Co. v. Rossier, 18 Cal.2d 33, 112 P.2d 631 (1941); Bledsoe v. Watson, 30 Cal.App.3d 105, 106 Cal.Rptr. 197 (1973). In light of our holding that summary judgment was appropriate on the breach of contract claim, there can be no doubt that ETS was entitled to summary judgment on the intentional interference claim, too. Since ETS acted in good faith, its actions can hardly be characterized as without justification.