James v. Muir
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Bay Circuit.
1Opinion of the Court
Campbell, J:
James sued Muir for a quantity of square timber delivered to the latter in June, 1873. The declaration contains one count on special contract, one for timber sold and delivered, and agreed to be paid for at a reasonable price, and the common counts.
The special count averred a sale of four hundred and twenty-eight pieces of timber, August 6, 1872, then in Arbola, Tuscola county, and an agreement to deliver the same to defendant in Bay City in the spring of 1873 as early as the *225ice and weather would permit; and that defendant, in consideration thereof, agreed and promised to pay the…
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