1. The plaintiff and defendant were parties to a contract;
2. The defendant acted in a manner that, although not expressly forbidden by any contractual provision, acted to deprive the plaintiff of the right to receive the benefits under their agreement;
3. The implied promise is not contrary to any express provision in the contract; and
4. The alleged breach is not a breach of an express provision in the contract.

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