Robinson v. Jonathan Logan Financial

FICKLING, Associate Judge:

The trial court found appellant liable to appellee for the contract price of a quantity of women’s dresses, despite a late delivery. We affirm.

On May 12, 1966, appellant (buyer) placed an order for 72 dresses with appellee (seller) . The goods were to have been delivered on the next day, May 13. In fact, they were not shipped until May 26 and arrived some time thereafter. In a letter dated November 28, approximately 6 months later, the buyer informed the seller that the goods were being held in their original unopened packages; due to the late delivery, payment would…