Alford v. Tiblier
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Appeal from the Civil District Court. Houston, Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtMcGloin, J.
Plaintiff sues for damages for violation of a contract for sale and delivery of 100 Mexican mules, in two lots, of 50 each. The contract was written. The first lot of mules, amongst other qualities, were to be in height not less than 13J hands. The others were to be colt mules, sound, and in good flesh and condition, between two years past and three years of age, well shaped, and, according to age, of a better class than the first. The price fixed was $35 for the colt mules, and $15 for the others. The damages are set at $10 a head upon both lots. The contract concludes with a stipulation…
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