Wolf v. Dietzsch
Illinois Supreme Court
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Cook county; the Hon Henry Booth, Judge, presiding.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Scholfield
This is assumpsit, by appellants against appellee, for certain wine claimed to have been sold and delivered by them to him.
Appellants were importers of and dealers in wines, doing business in New York; and appellee was, to some extent, engaged in selling wines in Chicago.
The wine in controversy was ordered by appellee, from a member of appellants’ firm, and was shipped to and received by appellee in the latter part of June, 1871.
The order was for eighty-one gallons of Affenthaler red wine; the quality was to be good, and the price agreed upon was two dollars and fifty cents per gallon.
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