Essex Chair Co. v. Fine Furniture Co.
Supreme Court of Vermont
1Opinion of the CourtBlackmer, J.
In this action of contract, the plaintiff, a furniture manufacturer, seeks to recover from the defendant, a retailer, the purchase price of two bedroom .suites. The answer sets up the general denial and the statute of frauds. The cause was heard by the Barre Municipal Court without a jury. Findings of fact were filed, and judgment thereon entered for the plaintiff. The defendant brings the cause here on the exceptions considered hereafter.
No stenographic reporter was present at the hearing. There is made a part of the bill of exceptions, however, “a record of the testimony prepared by the…
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