Knight v. Mann

This was a contract for the sale of goods for a price exceeding fifty dollars; no money was given in part payment or to bind the bargain, and no memorandum in writing was made and signed by the defendant. Gen. Sts. o. 105, § 5. And the only question presented is whether, on the facts reported, there was any evidence on which the presiding judge could find *144that the defendant received and accepted the goods, and is liable in this action or for goods sold and delivered.

It appears that the plaintiff had a large number of rough calf skins for sale which were in bales at his store. The defendant…