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Case Study Walgreens

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Sara Creek did not act ethnically because she did not comply with the contract. She had an agreement with Walgreens that it would be the only pharmacy store in the mall. However, one tenant in her mall faced bankruptcy, so she had to find a way to prevent losing money. Sara Creek breached the contract with Walgreens because she installed another pharmacy store with even lower prices products than Walgreens just 200 feet away in the same mall. Walgreens took this case to the court and Walgreens was granted a permanent injunction against the new lease between Phar-Mor and Sara Creek by the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals. This means that Phar-Mor was prohibited to move to the mall during the agreement period between Walgreens and Sara Creek.

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