N.E. Alpine Ski Shops, Inc., D/B/A Divers World v. U.S. Divers Co., Inc.
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
CYR, Circuit Judge.
In this action for breach of contract, Alpine, a sports equipment retailer, claimed that Divers, a manufacturer of scuba gear, “wrongfully terminated” the parties’ “distributorship agreement” in January 1988. Divers responded that there was no distributorship agreement in existence between the parties on that date. The district court granted summary judgment for Divers, and Alpine appeals. We agree that Divers had no distributorship agreement with Alpine in January 1988, and we affirm.
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Background
These are the facts viewed in the light most favorable to Alpine. See Rossy v.…
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