Legal Opinion
Redding v. Gulf Oil Corp.
New York Supreme Court
Decided September 10, 1971PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtJoseph Liff, J.
The motion to dismiss the complaint in the fourth-party action is granted.
Donald Redding and Gulf Oil Corporation are the lessee and lessor respectively of a gasoline service station location. The lease is on a printed form employed by the lessor in many similar transactions. At the top of the first page in bold-faced type appear the lessor’s name and trade insignia (sometimes referred to as a “ logo ”). The insertions are few and typewritten. They include date of execution, names and addresses of the parties, description of the premises, term of the lease and an equipment schedule. Redding…
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