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1277 REVIEW DENIED An action for promissory fraud requires pleading and proof that when defendant made promises, it had no intention of keeping them; a fraudulent representation that induced a plaintiff to enter into and begin performing a contract was not a proximate cause of damage resulting from breach of the contract by defendant, so plaintiff's appropriate remedy was an action for breach of contract rather than an action in tort.CitationSERVICE BY MEDALLION v CLOROX (Non Union Janitor) 44 CA4 1807 [See: Croeni v Goldstein 21 CA4 754, T/AT 3/94; Lazar v Superior Court 12 C4 631, T/AT 2/96]
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