- 6 - 725 in 1992. Most of petitioner's customers subscribed to either the daily and weekend subscription plan, or the weekend only subscription plan. About 75 of petitioner's customers subscribed to the combination plan, and about 5 customers subscribed to the weekday only plan. The Star Telegram provided petitioner with a ledger book that contained 12 receipts (one per month) for each of the subscribers on petitioner's route. On a weekly basis, the Star Telegram also provided petitioner with a sticker for each subscriber that included the subscriber's name, address, and telephone number, the type of newspaper delivery service, and information regarding discounts. Once the subscriber paid him, petitioner gave the subscriber a receipt from the ledger. Petitioner used this ledger book to record the payments made by his customers and to keep track of a customer's outstanding liability to him. From time to time petitioner's customers would move away from his delivery route, cancel their subscription for various reasons, temporarily suspend service for vacations, etc., or fail to pay for the newspapers delivered to them. In these and similar circumstances, petitioner would turn in a "stop" to the Star Telegram. The Star Telegram did not process these "stops" efficiently, and there was a time lag between the date that petitioner would turn in a "stop" and the date that the "stop" would be taken into account in petitioner's daily "draw". WhenPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Next
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