Blandy v. Raguet
Supreme Court of Minnesota
The plaintiffs entered into a certain written contract with one T. S. Nickerson and H. ITolton, m relation to furnishing said Nickerson and ITolton a steam engine and certain machinery. The contract contained a stipulation that said Nickerson and Holton should deposit with the defendant a certain sum of money, and a certain promissory note, to be delivered by him to the plaintiffs, pursuant to certain conditions contained in the written contract.
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The plaintiffs entered into a certain written contract with one T. S. Nickerson and H. ITolton, m relation to furnishing said Nickerson and ITolton a steam engine and certain machinery. The contract contained a stipulation that said Nickerson and Holton should deposit with the defendant a certain sum of money, and a certain promissory note, to be delivered by him to the plaintiffs, pursuant to certain conditions contained in the written contract. The note and a certified check for the money were deposited with defendant. The plaintiffs, claiming that they had performed the contract on their…
1Opinion of the Court
By the Oowrt.
Beery, J.
The plaintiffs of the one part, and Nickerson & Holton of the other part, entered into a written contract, whereby the plaintiffs agreed to furnish Nickerson & Holton a steam engine, and sundry other articles, “ to be delivered in the city of Zanesville, Ohio, on steamboat, on or about May 1st, 1868, for the consideration of §3,400, to be paid as follows : §200 cash in hand ; $2,-100 to be deposited with John O. Raguet, St. Paul, on or before May 1st, 1868, together with note of hand for $1,100, payable three months after date, dated May 1st, 1868, with *494seven per cent,…
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- Gerrish v. PrattSupreme Court of Minnesota · 1861
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- Williams v. McGradeSupreme Court of Minnesota · 1871