Legal Opinion
Darrow v. Spencer
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Decided July 18, 1978No. 50170PublishedCited by 15 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
DAVISON, Justice.
In the Spring of 1975, Dr. Frank E. Darrow and Clary Spencer entered into an oral contract for the sale of hay. Under the terms of the oral contract, upon which both parties agree, Dr. Darrow was to sell Mr. Spencer bales of hay at a $1.50 a bale, each bale to be a “good bale of hay”. It was Mr. Spencer’s understanding that under the terms of the contract, Dr. Darrow had agreed to sell him all the hay grown by the Doctor on his farm during the 1975 season. The Doctor admits the parties discussed the possibility of his selling all the hay grown during the 1975 season, 'but it…
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