Elijah v. Burkland

Action by appellee against appellant to recover money alleged to be due by reason of certain contracts in which appellee purchased corn from appellant.

The complaint is in two paragraphs, the substance of the first paragraph being that in June, 1920, appellee purchased from appellant 736 bushels of corn, which was duly delivered; that-under the terms of the con-' tract of purchase it was agreed that appellant should have until December 31, 1920, 'to fix and designate the price per bushel for said corn; that before appellant designated such price, by agreement of the parties, after a decline in…