Ohio Calculating, Inc. v. Cpt Corporation, Ohio Calculating, Inc. v. Cpt Corporation
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
LAY, Chief Judge.
I. Background
Ohio Calculating, Inc., a seller and servi-cer of office equipment, was a dealer for CPT Corporation, a manufacturer of word processing equipment, from 1976 until 1982, when CPT terminated Ohio Calculating. After the termination, Ohio Calculating sued CPT for breach of their Dealer Agreement. A jury returned a verdict for Ohio Calculating, finding that CPT breached the following provisions of the Agreement:(1) II 2.1, requiring CPT to establish fair and equitable dealer performance standards;(2) ¶ 2.7, requiring CPT to act in a fair and equitable manner after…
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