Alexander v. Dunn
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Owen Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtStuart, J.
Assumpsit by Dunn against Alexander and another. The declaration contained three counts. The first and second counts are on a special agreement; the one averring a delivery agreeably to contract, and refusal to pay, &c.; the other averring a tender and refusal to receive. The third is a common count for goods sold.
The special contract declared upon is as follows, viz.:
“ Gosport, October 5,1847. We this day agree to receive from Samuel F. Dunn between fifty-five and seventy pork hogs, to be delivered to us in our pork-house in Gosport net, for which we agree to pay him 3 dollars per hundred…
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