Madison v. Weyl-Zuckerman & Co.

This action, as shown by the complaint, was to recover damages for the defendant’s alleged breach of a contract.

In accordance with the verdict ■ of the jury which tried the case, judgment was entered for plaintiff:, from which defendant appeals.

[1] On June 19, 1917, at which time plaintiff had in the ground a crop of potatoes then ready for harvesting, he and defendant entered into a written contract as follows:

“Weyl-Zuckerman & Co., a corporation, purchases, and Chas. Madison sells the following product, to be sound, merchantable, of quality as follows on arrival at Porter-ville, to wit: 600…