Foley owned a gas station. He sold a piece of land attached to the filling station to Classique Coaches to use for their business on the condition that they purchase all of their gas from Foley for as long as he can supply it. There was no indication of price in the contract, however there was a clause stating that any arguments should be settled by arbitration. After three years, a lawyer for Classique Coaches claimed that because there was no stated price, the contract is not valid, at which point Classique Coaches began purchasing gas from other suppliers, and Foley sued for breach. Foley was successful at trial which Classique Coaches appealed.