Vinson v. Williams Printing Co.

The plea of lack of consideration was substantially as follows: that on March 9, 1950, the defendant G. R. Vinson entered into a contract with the plaintiff, whereby the *443plaintiff was to print 10,000 copies of a book for the contract price of $2550; that, on June 14, 1950, the plaintiff notified the defendant that it desired to terminate the contract, sent the defendant a bill for $1667.64, and refused to complete the printing of the books contracted for; that the defendant did not agree to terminate the contract; that on or about July 27, 1950, the defendant’s wife, Mrs. Dora Vinson,…