Mann v. Eastern Sugar & Products Co.

This is an action of contract to recover damages on account of the defendant’s refusal to accept and to pay for certain sugar, alleged to have been tendered by the plaintiff to the defendant under a written contract. The case was tried before a judge of the Superior Court, without a jury, who found for the plaintiff, and the case is before us on the defendant’s exceptions to the refusal of the judge to make certain findings and rulings.

The contract was dated April 29, 1920, and provided that the plaintiff should sell to the defendant, about one hundred tons of white Java sugar at twenty-two…