Haskin v. Glaser

On September 26, 1924, plaintiff Dale M. Haskin and defendant F. T. Glaser entered into a contract for the sale of five pairs of foxes by Haskin to Glaser.

The contract provided that the foxes were to be standard bred, advanced, registered quality silver fox, Dalton-Tuplin strains, and also one-half interest in á pair of such foxes to be selected at ranch for the breeding season of 1925, for which Glaser promised to pay Haskin the sum of $6,750. A portion of the price was paid in cash and notes given by Glaser to Haskin for the balance. The notes were subsequently paid, with the exception of…