Entzminger v. Ford Motor Co.

The contentions of Ford deal with the sufficiency of the evidence to sustain the verdict. The dealership contract entered into in 1960 required the plaintiff to file what is known ' as basic orders each month. These are orders for cars to be held in stock and to be sold off the floor to customers who do not order specially. The contract also required the plaintiff to keep in stock one current-model passenger car, a car demonstrator and a truck demonstrator. The jury found the plaintiff failed to file monthly basic orders during the years from 1961 to 1965, inclusive, and failed to keep a car…