Premiere Chevrolet, Inc. v. Headrick

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• relying on and reaching the same conclusion as 3 In such cases, relief can be sought, but not based on the contract. Instead, either party would be forced to resort to quasi-contract or tort theories. Medical Centers Cars, Inc. v. Smith, 727 So. 2d at 14
• “Premiere’s signature on the buyer’s order was an express condition precedent to the existence of a contract.”

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