Hart v. Summers

Hart, as assignee of his associate and in his own right, under a contract made between defendants and himself and Oliver P. Richardson, sued for the failure of defendants to furnish lumber under a contract whereby they agreed, April 18, 1873, to deliver to Hart & Richardson all their black walnut lumber on cars at Grand Ledge, except a certain lot to be delivered at Eagle Station, and also all the cherry, white ash, and butternut lumber they had or might buy during that season. All except the walnut was to be piled.in a way set forth, and “loaded wherever party of the second part wish,…