Legal Opinion

Haueter v. Marty

Wisconsin Supreme Court

Decided October 8, 1912Published

Appeal from a judgment of the circuit court for Green county: George Grimm, Circuit Judge. This is an action to recover the, purchase price of a quantity of cheese sold by plaintiff to the defendants, and delivered at the village of Eidgeway, Wisconsin, July 3, 1911, on board a refrigerator car furnished by defendants, and transported to Chicago.

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Appeal from a judgment of the circuit court for Green county: George Grimm, Circuit Judge. This is an action to recover the, purchase price of a quantity of cheese sold by plaintiff to the defendants, and delivered at the village of Eidgeway, Wisconsin, July 3, 1911, on board a refrigerator car furnished by defendants, and transported to Chicago. There was no dispute in the pleadings or on the trial as to the amount of the cheese delivered nor as to the price of the same per pound, but the claims of defendants were (1) that it was agreed that the cheese should be of a quality equal to a…

1Opinion of the Court

WiNsnow, O. J.

Tbe case seems to have been fully and fairly tried and tbe answers of tbe jury to tbe questions of tbe special verdict are all sustained by sufficient evidence. It may be said also tbat tbe special verdict satisfactorily covers all of tbe matters in issue between tbe parties, hence it will not be necessary to notice further tbe appellants’ claim tbat certain questions proposed by them should have been made part of tbe special verdict.

Tbe assignments of error which are deemed necessary to treat will be briefly considered.

1. By cb. 381, Laws of 1911, it is provided, in substance,…

2Cases cited1 opinion

  1. Flannigan v. StaussWisconsin Supreme Court · 1907

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