Rite Color Chemical Co., Inc. v. VELVET TEXTILE CO. INC.
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
GREENE, Judge.
Defendant appeals from orders entered 17 September 1990 and 18 September 1990 determining that the parties’ contract was not unconscionable and allowing the plaintiff’s directed verdict motion.
The plaintiff is a North Carolina corporation which operates a chemical and dye plant in High Point, North Carolina. The defendant is a textile company located in Blackstone, Virginia. The defendant weaves, dyes, and finishes velvet. From 12 January 1989 through 13 March 1989, the defendant ordered and received various chemicals and dyes. Although the defendant used a substantial portion…
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