Gas-Light Co. v. Colliday
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Court of Common Pleas of Baltimore City: This was an action instituted on the 3rd day of January, 1862, by the appellee against the appellant, upon a contract by which the latter agreed to supply the former with gas for certain premises described in the contract. The declaration also contained a, count in trespass on the case for damages alleged to have resulted from the act complained of. The facts are stated in the opinion of this Court.
1Opinion of the CourtWeisel, J.
' We are to inquire, on this appeal, -whether the Court below erred in its instraction to the jury, as to the plaintiff’s right to recovery, and the rule for estimating his damages if entitled to the verdict.
The appellee, who» was the plaintiff below, sued the GrasLight Company of Baltimore in the Court of Common Pleas-for that city, for the breach of a contract between them for supplying with gas his dwelling and store, on the north-east corner of Schroeder and Eayette streets, No. 465, the breach consisting in severing the pipe which conveyed the gas to the premises from the main pipe,…
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