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Island Directory Company, Inc.
Title, Island Directory Company, INC. VS Iva’s Kinimaka Enterprise, INC.

In this case, plaintiff is Island Directory Company, INC. and defendants is Iva’s Kinimaka Enterprise, INC. The situation is Iva make advertising contract on yellow page, but the contract was not the one which Iva wants. Iva had been an advertising contract with GTE yellow page in last couple years. Then Iva wanted to make update contract with GTE yellow page, but the Island Directory Company’s sales associate fraudulently misled Iva into the believing that he was contracting with a GTE representative to get contract. As a result, Iva lose the lawsuit, then he could not cancel the contract with Island Directory Company, INC. because Iva had failed to prove, by clear

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