Sutton v. Clarke
Oregon Supreme Court
From Douglas: Jas. W. Hamilton, Judge. Action by B. B. Sutton against W. B. Clarke and J. L. Baker, partners doing business under the firm name of Clarke & Baker. From a judgment in favor of plaintiff, defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Bean
This action to recover money was commenced July 1, 1899. The complaint contains three separate causes of action. In the second it is alleged that on or about the seventh of March, 1899, the plaintiff sold and delivered to the defendants 99,112 feet of saw logs at the agreed price of $2.50 per M; that they promised and agreed to make the first payment therefor as soon as 10,000 feet of such logs should be sawed into lumber and sold, and installments thereafter as fast and as soon as other lots of 10,000 feet should be sold by them; that they had sawed and sold more than 10,000 feet, and a…
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- Sutton v. ClarkeOregon Supreme Court · 1903