Worcester Color Co. v. Henry Wood's Sons Co.
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtRugg, J.
This is an action of contract to recover the price for two bills of merchandise.* There is no controversy between the parties that the goods were sold and delivered and that the prices charged were fair. The only defense is that there has been an accord and satisfaction.
The course of dealings between the parties was this: On March 19,1906, the defendant ordered of the plaintiff six barrels of Milori blue, and on March 21, 1906, two hundred and twenty-six pounds of Chinese blue, which were shipped on these days respectively. On March 28, 1906, a written contract was made by which certain…
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