holding that the contract-specification defense applied when "eighty-five pages of specifications [were] given by General Motors to defendant" detailing how to manufacture the product
Summary of this case from Cash-Darling v. Recycling Equip., Inc.No. 90-2271
August 16, 1991.
Appeal from the E.D.Mich., 751 F.Supp. 132
AFFIRMED.
holding that the contract-specification defense applied when "eighty-five pages of specifications [were] given by General Motors to defendant" detailing how to manufacture the product
Summary of this case from Cash-Darling v. Recycling Equip., Inc.holding that representation did not exist as to a second claim since the plaintiff "admitted" it was limited to one claim
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