Clinton Cotton Mills, Inc. v. Goldberg

Evidence was offered by the plaintiff in support of its claim and tending to show full compliance with the contract on its part and breach of contract on the part of defendants. Likewise the defendants offered evidence tending to show a breach by the plaintiff, thus relieving the defendants from the duty of accepting the shipments. Therefore, in the last analysis the cause was reduced to an issue of fact.

The principles of law involved are plain and well settled. If a buyer of goods, without legal cause, refuses to- accept the goods before the time for performance has expired, such refusal…