Davis v. Heiner

Three causes of action are stated in the complaint. During the trial the third cause was dismissed, and that will not be further considered. The only dispute respecting the second cause of action is that defendant pleads payment. The whole controversy is therefore concerned with the first cause of action.

Plaintiff alleges an oral contract between himself and the defendant made on or about the 15th day of January, 1917, by which the plaintiff undertook to purchase certain cattle for the defendant and to hold the same until about the twentieth day of February that year at which time.they were…