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· 12/1/1981

Foerster, Inc. v. Atlas Metal Parts Co.

Citations

  • 313 N.W.2d 60
  • 105 Wis. 2d 17
  • 1981 Wisc. LEXIS 3053

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that “there must be more than the mere use of a calling card identifying a manufacturer’s No. 01-2304 9 representative as an agent for a company before such representatives are ‘dealerships.’ ”
  • noting that a right to sell “ ‘consists of an unqualified authorization to transfer the product at the point and moment of the agreement to sell’ or the authority to commit the grantor to a sale”
  • statements by bill's sponsor, including a press release regarding the bill, provide evidence of legislative intent
  • statements by bill's sponsor, including a press release regarding the bill, provide evidence of legislative intent
  • manufacturer's representative who did not quote or adjust prices, extend credit, collect payment or expend funds on advertising was not a dealer
  • manufacturer’s representative who did not quote or adjust prices, extend credit, collect payment or expend funds on advertising was not a dealer

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Judges: Coffey

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