Moore v. Hendricks

MARTIN, Justice.

On January 20, 1953, appellant, George H. Moore, and appellee, Ray Hendricks, entered into a parole contract by which ap-pellee agreed to assemble and deliver to appellant’s place of business certain farm machinery and equipment. Appellee agreed that the machinery and equipment would be placed in merchantable and salable condition and that delivery would be made on or before February 20, 1953. Appellant agreed to pay appellee the sum of $5,750 for the machinery, one-half of said amount being paid in cash and the balance represented by a promissory note due July 1, 1953. At the…