Coyner v. Lynde
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Wayne Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHanna, J.
The appellant was the plaintiff, and the appellees the defendants. The plaintiff was a contractor with the Richmond and Newcastle Railroad Company, for the construction of a portion of said road. The defendants undertook, and agreed with the plaintiff, to complete a portion of that contract, to-wit, to grade the road, for which they were to receive from the company the same rates per yard, &e., that the plaintiff was to have received, and said defendants were to pay the plaintiff a certain portion of the sum so received, to-wit, so much per yard, &c., as a premium, or for the privilege of…
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