BIG THICKET BROADCASTING v. Santos
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
This is a breach of contract case.
David Santos is the owner of a printing and office supply business. In February 1989 Santos was approached by a sales representative for WQEN-FM (Q-104) radio station, which is owned by Big Thicket Broadcasting Company. Santos subsequently entered into a reciprocal trade agreement with Big Thicket, whereby he agreed to provide $2,400 worth of printing and supplies in exchange for $2,400 worth of advertising, with mutual performance to be completed within one year.
Santos provided Big Thicket with $2,400 in printing services and office supplies within eight…
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