- 72 - CTC also was responsible for Pioneer commissions. In October 1975, Pioneer confirmed a telephone conversation with Mrs. Meier concerning a commission and requested instructions regarding payment. CTC and Pioneer corresponded in December 1975 and the following month concerning commissions on certain orders. In a letter dated February 18, 1976, Mrs. Conway, of CTC, requested payment of a commission in the amount of $232,615.80 payable to Diesel Power and further stated: "There should be no mention of the source of this request, i.e., Caspian Trading Company." The letter also requests issuance of a commission check in the amount of $56,161.89 payable to CTC. A memo to the file dated June 1, 1976, summarizes commissions from Pioneer. Regardless of the direct dealings between Diesel Power and Pioneer, petitioner was in control of the distributor agreement with Pioneer. On December 19, 1974, Pioneer wrote to CTC as follows: we should bring the Distributor Agreements up to date; and in reviewing this, we note that our agreement form is the old form of Pioneer Engineering rather than Pioneer Division of PORTEC. This in itself would be OK; however, the existing agreement was executed between ourselves and Caspian Trading of Columbus. In the file on your company there is a letter dated July 30, 1959, to Diesel Power Trading pointing out that our distributor in Iran is actually Diesel Power Trading and because of this, it would be more proper to have the agreements made out in that name rather than Caspian Trading.Page: Previous 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 Next
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