Florence Wagon Works v. Salmon
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Action fox breach of contract; from city court of Floyd county— Judge Hamilton. December 13, 1909.
1Opinion of the CourtPowell, J.
On March 24, 1908, Salmon, the defendant, gave an order to the plaintiff, through its traveling salesman, for certain wagons, at.the price of $1,247.90. The written order contained a printed condition that “in case this order is countermanded, a pajrment of fifteen per cent, of the amount of the order shall be made by' you [referring to the purchaser], as agreed, and as liquidated damages.” The wagons were at that time made up and in the stock of the wagon works, and were to be shipped to Salmon on the 15th of the following July. On April 6 Salmon notified the wagon works to cancel the order,…
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