Brownlee v. Lowe
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Blackford Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Mitchell, J. —
Henry E. Lowe & Co. instituted separate actions against the appellants, twenty-three in number, in the court below,to recover the amount alleged to be due the plaintiffs upon a written contract which was signed by one hundred and sixty-four persons, among whom were the appellants. The actions were afterwards consolidated.
It appears that Low$~& Co. had entered into a written contract with the Frankfort, St. L<fu5isand Toledo Eailroad Company, whereby they had agreed to construct and equip a certain portion of its line of road. They were not, however, to commence work until ten…
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