Standard Motor Co. v. Shockey
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Superior Court of Baltimore City (Soper, O. J.). • Action by Ernest Shoekey against the Standard Motor Company. From a judgment for plaintiff defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtOffutt, J.
The Standard Motor Company of Baltimore, Maryland, an automobile distributor engaged in the sale of Cadillac automobile in Maryland, on September 1st, 1917, entered into a contract with Ernest Shockey, an automobile dealer in Hagerstown, to sell to Mm Cadillac automobiles.
Ender this agreement the appellant, called the distributor, agreed to sell to the appellee, called the dealer, Cadillac automobiles’, automobile bodies and chassis at “net prices to1 be agreed upon from time to- time * * * at a discount of 15% from list prices,” to replace or repair defective parts- under certain conditions,…
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