OPINION OF THE COURT
PER CURIAM:
The district court, following a trial to the bench, has given the parties and this court too little in terms of findings of fact and conclusions of law as to two of the three theories raised by plaintiff. We are compelled to remand.
Given this disposition, there is no necessity to set forth the facts at great length. In 1977, J. Vincent Scalea, appellant herein,
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