The operative facts are not in dispute, though the conclusions to be drawn from them are. Under the familiar rule, if under any viable interpretation an issue is presented, summary judgment will not lie.
On September 25, 1973, plaintiff sent a letter to defendant. The letter is inartistically phrased and the issue is as to its meaning as an expression of the will of the parties. It is necessary to set out the pertinent parts of this...
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