each instance, however, payment was made following a visit and inspection by GMAC representatives.  Also in 1968, Gustafson apparently became unhappy with his financing arrangement with GMAC and transferred part of it to a local Pierre, South Dakota bank with whom the dealership had obtained a line of credit for borrowing purposes.


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On June 24, 1969, two GMAC representatives went to the dealership after receiving a report that a check from Gustafson payable to GMAC in the amount of $1,824.66 had been returned for insufficient funds by a bank.  A cursory inventory disclosed that a few cars had been sold for which no payment had yet been made to GMAC.  The GMAC representatives then informed Gustafson that the dealership owed GMAC over $41,000.  Gustafson denied
394 F.Supp. 677 (1975)
Mary ROE, on behalf of herself and all other persons similarly situated, Plaintiff,
v.
Honorable Calvin L. RAMPTON, individually and in his capacity as Governor of the State of Utah, Honorable Vernon B. Romney, individually and in his capacity as Attorney General of the State of Utah, Defendants.
No. C 74-344.
United States District Court, D. Utah, Central Division.
January 17, 1975.
Dissenting Opinion March 18, 1975.
David S. Dolowitz, Salt Lake City, Utah, for plaintiff.
William T. Evans, Salt Lake City, Utah, for defendants.
Before LEWIS, Chief Judge, RITTER, Chief District Judge, and ANDERSON, District Judge.


*678 ORDER DENYING INJUNCTIVE RELIEF AND ORDER OF ABSTENTION AND DISMISSAL WITH ACCOMPANYING OPINIONS
For the reasons set forth in the separate opinions which follow, this court, on November 22, 1974, denied temporary injunctive relief and now enters its