G. C. Kay Co. v. Standard Steel Treating Co.

Plaintiff G. C. Kay Company brought an action in assumpsit, claiming damages as the result of defendant’s failure properly to perform a *236contract for heat-treating certain tank parts. From a judgment in plaintiff’s favor entered by the trial judge hearing the matter without a jury, defendant appeals.

Plaintiff company had an order from the Fisher Body Division of the General Motors Corporation to furnish trunnion pins to be used in the firing mechanism of tanks for the United States ordnance department. In seeking to supply these trunnions,, plaintiff company, in March of 1953, entered into an…