Black v. Berry
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Neosho District Oourt. The case is sufficiently stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Holt, C.
In April, 1885, John Berry owned a brick yard in Erie, Neosho county; S. A. Parker was a contractor, and entered into an agreement to erect a building for G. W. Black on lot number 9, block 3, in the city of Erie. Parker not being able to procure brick as be desired, bought the brick yard of Berry; used most of the brick there in erecting three or four brick buildings, including the one of Black’s that he had under contract, and also sold brick from the yard to those who desired to purchase. Parker proved to be insolvent, and not having paid in full for his brick yard, Berry…
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