Lee v. Willman

On November 21,1922, the respondent, C. P. Lee, entered into a contract with one Omand, by the terms of which Lee agreed to log for Omand a certain described tract of land, estimated to contain *2803,000,000 feet' of logs. The logs were to be delivered at a sawmill operated by Omand in sufficient quantities to keep the mill in full operation. Omand agreed to pay to Lee five dollars per thousand feet, log measure, for all logs delivered, and further agreed that, if the lumber sawed from the logs exceeded the log scale by 35% or better, to pay an additional sum of fifty cents per thousand feet.…