American Institute of Marketing Systems, Inc. v. Keith
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
STEPHENSON, Justice.
This action for anticipatory breach of a written installment contract was tried to the court and judgment was entered for the plaintiff-appellee (AIMS). Defendants-appellants (Broker) appealed.
The parties entered into a written contract which by its terms required AIMS to furnish certain services and materials designed to facilitate sales of real estate for which Broker agreed to pay $2,610.00 in thirty-six monthly payments of $72.50 each less a down payment of $145.00. It also obligated Broker to purchase nine “marketing presentations” and pay therefor $2,-632.50.…
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