Peters v. Gooch
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Morgan Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtBlackford, J.
Assumpsit by Gooch against Peters. The declaration contains two counts. The first states, that on the first of October, 1835, the parties made the following contract: The defendant undertook to sell and deliver to the plaintiff 18 hogs and 800 bushels of corn. The hogs were to be immediately delivered, and the corn was to be delivered in a pen on the defendant’s farm, in a convenient time to be put into a boat, when a certain liver should be high enough for boating. In consideration of thé premises, the plaintiff agreed to pay to the defendant 50 dollars in hand, 50 dollars on the 25th of the…
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