Stacks v. F & S Petroleum Co.
Arkansas Court of Appeals
641 S.W.2d 726 (1982)
Relevant factsFree
F&S (plaintiff) agreed to supply Stacks's (defendant) gas station with up to 50,000 gallons of gasoline monthly without specifying any minimum purchase quantity; when Stacks refused to pay for gasoline supplied, F&S sued, and Stacks argued the agreement was too indefinite to enforce, but the jury found for F&S.
IssueFree
Whether a requirements contract is too indefinite to enforce.
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