Ortman v. Green

The controversy in this cause arises out of the alleged difference between the sealing of certain logs, on the faith *210of which they were purchased, and the amount actually found by subsequent measurement and computation, on delivery. And the questions all turn- upon the effect to be given to the original bill of scaling. The contract was made June 25th, 1870, and the material part of it reads as follows:

“The said parties of the first part agree to sell, and do hereby sell, unto the said party of the second part, eighteen thousand nine hundred and ninety-two pine saw-logs, marked CW. S. G.,’…