Tidewater Oil Co. v. Spoerer

The declaration in this ease alleges that the plaintiff’s, on December 11, 1919, entered into a verbal contract with the duly authorized agents of the defendant corporation, whereby the defendant agreed to sell to the plaintiffs sixty-five carloads of oils, known as “Veedol” products, during 1920, at prices for which their expired contract in writing for a portion of the preceding year had provided, the shipments to be in monthly quantities to be designated by the plaintiffs according to the requirements of their business, and that the defendant, in violation of the agreement, has failed and…