also concedes that as far as he was concerned, "there was no dispute or argument as to the amount due." Brief of Appellant, at 4. However, he purports to find the dispute upon which to base his accord and satisfaction argument in a statement contained in Warrick's affidavit regarding the circumstances surrounding Madden's tender of the $2,401.41. Regarding the alleged purpose of the payment, Madden gave the following account:
"In December of 1988, the date in which the final payment under the contract became due, Mr. Warrick came to my house. He had some book with him and from this paperwork he gave me a figure for the payoff of the note.... I asked him if we could write paid in full on the check and he said tomany hundreds of horsepower and its price tag will probably surpass the $1-million mark.

Highway 1 got an up-close look at the P1 when it made its L.A. debut Jan. 17. Once you're done drinking in the sounds of this supercar in its element, check out a few brief looks at the car's wild design.

Aston Martin's largest child got a bit more go Tuesday, as the company announced the arrival of the Rapide S. The car joins the new Vanquish, the revised DB9, and the Vantage in celebrating Aston's 100th birthday in 2013.

The Seattle CEO who raised salaries for all of his employees to a minimum of $70,000 a year, drawing accusations of socialism, now says he has fallen on hard times, the Washington Times reported Saturday.

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