In Morrissey, the court found that the definition for a term undefined in one agreement (“bonus minutes”) could be pulled from another agreement signed the same day between the same parties, and that that definition was found to be consistent with the overall intent of the parties.
Summary of this case from VoiceAge Corp. v. RealNetworks, Inc.February 19, 2009.
Actions — Class Actions — Class Certification.
In Morrissey, the court found that the definition for a term undefined in one agreement (“bonus minutes”) could be pulled from another agreement signed the same day between the same parties, and that that definition was found to be consistent with the overall intent of the parties.
Summary of this case from VoiceAge Corp. v. RealNetworks, Inc.Full title:Morrissey v. Nextel Partners, Inc
Court:Supreme Court of the State of New York. Albany County
Date published: Feb 19, 2009
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