Pritchard v. Uphams Corner Theatre Co.
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Contract, with a declaration in three counts, the material allegations of the second count being described in the opinion and no question being raised in this court upon the first and third ■counts. Writ dated May 22, 1919.
1Opinion of the CourtCrosby, J.
In this action of contract the declaration is in three counts: the first is on a promissory note and the defendant does not deny its liability thereon; no question arises respecting the third count as a verdict was ordered for the defendant.
The second count in substance alleges that the E. H. Stafford Manufacturing Company and the defendant entered into a written agreement, which, and the proceeds thereof, were assigned by the company to the plaintiff; that the company'has performed its part of the agreement and that there is due the plaintiff thereunder the sum of $453.17. At the close of…
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