Parsons Trading Co. v. Dohan

Opinion by

Me. Justice Drew,

May 22, 1933:

In April, 1920, the original defendants, manufacturers of paper, doing business as the Glen Mills Paper Company, contracted to sell to plaintiff 50 tons of vegetable parchment, later reduced to 30 tons, “fully up to standard, bright white, as free from specks as possible.” Plaintiff, an exporter, desired the paper for resale to a customer in England. Shortly after the contract was entered into, the original defendants sold their business to the additional defendants, John M. and William H. Taylor, who agreed to carry out the unfinished contracts of the…