Wayment v. Schneider Automotive Group
Court of Appeals of Utah
1Opinion of the Court
POHLMAN, Judge:
¶1 Schneider Automotive Group LLC and Nate Wade Subaru (collectively, Nate Wade) helped sponsor a charity golf tournament. When Brett Wayment made a hole in one at the eighth hole in that tournament, he believed he had won the new car that Nate Wade parked near the hole's tee box. Nate Wade, however, refused to deliver the car, claiming Wayment was ineligible because he was a professional golfer. Wayment sued for breach of contract. After the parties conducted discovery, Wayment moved for summary judgment on his contract claim, which the district court granted. Nate Wade now…
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