Goldsmith v. Stiglitz

(after stating the facts). We shall not attempt an analysis of the cases cited by counsel; they have all been examined, but to consider and distinguish them all would render this opinion unnecessarily prolix. We should note, however, that some of the rules laid down in some of the earlier cases have been modified by the “uniform sales act” (3 Comp. Laws 1915, § 11832 et seq.).

It is insisted that the statute of frauds has not been complied with. The sufficiency of the substance of the memorandum of July 2d is not questioned, nor can it be; it was admitted that it was signed by the defendant;…