Funding Systems Leasing Corp. v. King Louie International, Inc.
Missouri Court of Appeals
1DissentShangler, Judge
The majority opinion is valid as a didactic statement of legal principle but not as a decision of the dispute presented by the parties. It assumes a state of facts which does not describe the commercial reality of the transaction, and hence reaches a mistaken end.
The transaction was a lease-purchase of an electronic system to automate a radio station owned by King Louie International. The equipment was purchased from International Good Music, manufacturer, after survey of other products on the market and on assurances of suitability for the intended use. King Louie and IGM concluded a…
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