Fielding v. Williamson

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Dawson, J.:

Plaintiffs, who were a firm of grain dealers at Manhattan, and its legal successors, brought this action against defendants for a sum of money alleged to be due as the result of certain transactions "which had been undertaken between the parties pursuant to a certain written contract and a subsequent oral modification thereof. The contract reads:

“Agreement.

“February 12, 1921.

“We agree to buy of Frank Enoch, M. V. Williamson and Lewis Williamson, 20,000 bushels No. 3 or better corn. Price to be determined will be 22% cents per bushel below…