C. I. T. Financial Services Corp. v. Robinson

My brethren of the majority determine that defendants should prevail because their “Dealer Underlying Agreement” and agreements of personal guaranty executed in favor of plaintiff do not apply to the Harrison transaction. The majority reasons that as a result of certain representations made to defendants by a Mr. Russ King, C.I.T. District Sales Manager, the agreements were, in effect, amended so as to exclude the Harrison sale from coverage thereby. I can agree that there is a reasonable basis on which to found the conclusion that there was a representation made, or at least participated in,…