Wilson v. Willingham-Tift Lumber Co.

This was a suit by Willingham-Tift Lumber Company against W. 0. Wilson, to recover the purchase-price of lumber and building materials alleged to have been furnished to the defendant by the plaintiff. There was no dispute that the mate*902rials were furnished at the purchase-price alleged. The only defense relied on was that a number of doors which the plaintiff furnished and delivered were not- in accordance with the provisions of the contract. It was contended, and testified by the defendant, that, according to the contract, the plaintiff was to furnish doors made of yellow pine, but that in…