Devoine Co. v. International Co.

In this case a buyer of goods appeals from a judgment against it in favor of the seller, for damages from an alleged breach of the contract by the buyer’s refusal to receive further deliveries after delivery of part.

On February 8th, 1924, the appellee sold to the appellant, a manufacturer of candies, under a written contract for the sale, 400 barrels, of 50 gallons each, of cherries in syrup, “quality satisfactory,” at specified prices, and, on November 26th, 1924, after 97 of the 400 barrels had been delivered, the appellant refused to receive any more and declared that the quality of goods…