Security Leasing Company v. FLINCO, INCORPORATED
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
CROCKETT, Chief Justice.
Security Leasing Company, lessor, sues claiming Flinco, Incorporated, lessee, had wrongfully breached a five-year lease on certain business equipment known as a Friden Computyper and a Tab Card Punch Control unit. Flinco’s defense was justifiable rescission on the ground that the equipment did not perform the service in accordance with their agreement. The trial court made findings and rendered judgment in favor of the defendant. Plaintiff appeals, contending errors in (1) admitting evidence in violation of the parol evidence rule; (2) finding against the weight of the…
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