Cloke v. Shafroth

These two cases may, to save repetition of statement, be considered in one opinion. Both were assumpit, in the Ford circuit court. In the first, the Shafroth case, the declaration contained the common money counts, and also that the defendants bargained for and bought of the plaintiff 3000 bushels of corn, at twenty-eight cents per bushel, to be delivered, etc.,, within a reasonable time, and a failure to deliver after reasonable demand, etc.; and also that plaintiff, at the. request of complainant, delivered to defendants 1200 bushels of corn, and in consideration thereof the defendants…