Dr. Ward's Medical Co. v. Wolleat
Supreme Court of Minnesota
1Opinion of the CourtWilson, C. J.
Dr. Ward’s Medical Company, plaintiff herein, made a contract with J. L. Wolleat agreeing to sell to him goods, extracts, etc., manufactured by it, as he might reasonably require for sale from time to time in certain territory. Later a renewal contract was made between the same parties, and at that time Wolleat was owing appellant $1,024.19 accruing under the first contract. Woll-eat was party of the second part in the new contract and it now contains this language:
“The party of the second part hereby agrees to pay the indebtedness now due from him to said company for goods and other articles…
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