Tribble v. Cotton Producers Ass'n

1. Upon analyzing the record, we conclude that the defendants have admitted the execution and the validity of the contract by which they agreed to purchase ten thousand bushels of white corn at a specified price, plus storage, after March, 1953. The defendants admit that they accepted, used, and paid for 3,792.87 bushels of corn during the month of August, 1953. There is no dispute regarding the fact that the defendants refused to take the balance of 6,207.13 bushels of corn under the contract. There is no dispute as to the agreed price, including *42storage. There is no conflict in the proof of…