Funding Systems Leasing Corp. v. King Louie International, Inc.
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
WASSERSTROM, Judge.
This multiparty litigation presents the question of responsibility of the financing party under a lease-purchase agreement for the malfunctioning of the covered equipment. The trial court held the financing party here free of any legal responsibility *627for the malfunctioning, and the lessee-purchaser appeals.
In early 1970, King Louie International Incorporated (“King Louie”) was the owner of radio station KBEA. It desired to automate the station in order to conserve the cost of manpower. After surveying different types of equipment on the market, King Louie decided in favor…
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