Solomon v. Richardson
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Oscoda; Widdis, J. Assumpsit by Selig Solomon against Frank H. Richardson for breach of a contract, for the sale of lumber. Judgment for defendant. Plaintiff brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtBird, C. J.
The parties to this suit entered into a written contract on December 18, 1915, by which plaintiff agreed to deliver to defendant at Masts Mill, near Mio, Oscoda county, 100,000 feet of sawed lumber at $20 a thousand. The principal item was 1,020 pieces of piling and the balance was special “bill stuff.” The delivery was to be made on or before February 15, 1916. About the middle of January plaintiff commenced to make deliveries of the lumber and continued to do so up to February 11, 1916, when a controversy arose between the parties over the inspection and rejection of certain timber which…
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