Quier v. Rickly

Plaintiff in error, plaintiff in the trial court, filed his complaint for declaratory judgment alleging that he and the defendants had been engaged in the cleaning and dyeing business in Denver; that in October, 1942, he had agreed to purchase from the individual defendant, Rickly, certain machinery, on which purchase he had made a part payment of $875, leaving a balance due of $1,595.60 which he was ready and willing to pay. The prayer of the complaint was that the court determine the rights and status of plaintiff under the agreement to purchase, the identity of the person, firm or…