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¶ … Myth in a Work of Art
Peter Dalton, Respondent, vs. Educational Testing Service, Appellant
Court of Appeals of New York, Dec. 7, 1995
The facts of the case, as presented by the chief judge, are as follows. In May 1991, Brian Dalton took the SAT administered by the ETS (Educational Testing Service), obtaining a very low score. Subsequently, in November 1991, he took the test a second time, scoring this time over 350 point more than he had previously done. As the results fell into a "Large Score Differences" category, ETS found it appropriate to review the two test sheets, to submit them to a document examiner who opined that they had been completed by two different individuals. As specified in the Registration Bulletin, ground material to which Dalton had agreed to in a written statement, the test score was cancelled for reason of question its validity and Dalton was presented with five options, of which...
The trial court and the Appellate Division both concluded that ETS ignored the documentation provided and took into consideration only the facts supplied by the two document examiners. As a remedy for the contractual breech, an immediate release of the November score was ordered.
The discussion around the issue raised revolves around the contractual agreement between ETS and Dalton. The question is whether the breach of contract did or did not occur based on the fact that Dalton chose…
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