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By Associated Press
POSTED: 12:12 p.m. EDT, Jun 04, 2008
CLEVELAND: A voting-machine company has filed a lawsuit asking a judge to rule that it fulfilled its contracts with Cuyahoga County and Ohio.
A decision in favor of Premier Election Solutions could prevent Cuyahoga County from suing for breach of contract. County officials have indicated they may file such a lawsuit.
Premier is part of Green-based Diebold Inc., a maker of ATMs and security systems.
Cuyahoga County quit using Diebold's voting machines after problems during the November election. The touch-screen machines cost $22 million.
Premier and county officials discussed a settlement recently, but no agreement was reached. County officials have said the equipment was defective.
Premier filed its lawsuit in Franklin County Common Pleas Court.
CLEVELAND: A voting-machine company has filed a lawsuit asking a judge to rule that it fulfilled its contracts with Cuyahoga County and Ohio.
A decision in favor of Premier Election Solutions could prevent Cuyahoga County from suing for breach of contract. County officials have indicated they may file such a lawsuit.
Premier is part of Green-based Diebold Inc., a maker of ATMs and security systems.
Cuyahoga County quit using Diebold's voting machines after problems during the November election. The touch-screen machines cost $22 million.
Premier and county officials discussed a settlement recently, but no agreement was reached. County officials have said the equipment was defective.
Premier filed its lawsuit in Franklin County Common Pleas Court.
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