In MDM Group v.CX Reinsurance,after several years of doing business CX refused to write ski season insurance policies and was sued by MDM for:

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Interference with prospective business refers to intentional actions taken by one party that prevent another party from entering into a business relationship with a third party. In this case, MDM had a reasonable expectation of continuing its business relationship with CX for ski season insurance policies, but CX's refusal to write such policies interfered with MDM's ability to offer those policies to its customers. This could constitute interference with prospective business and give MDM grounds to sue CX. The other choices are not applicable to this scenario.

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