Turk v. Crnkovic

Plaintiff sued for $787.55, alleged damage for breach of contract by defendant. Plaintiff, a manufacturer of staves, alleged that on October 1, 1929, he received an order from defendant for 8,000 pieces, 42-inch white oak staves, at $270 per thousand; and 4,471 pieces of 42-inch red oak staves at $180 per thousand, f. o. b. Mer Rouge, La. That the red oak staves were at the time stacked on the railroad right of way at Mer Rouge and were pointed out to defendant, and that all that remained to be done was for petitioner to load them on the cars when requested by defendant.

Plaintiff alleged that…