Grosjean v. Hiyama

OPINION OF THE COURT BY

PERRY, J.

On August 3, 1920, tbe defendants, co-partners doing business in Honolulu under tbe firm name of Hiyama Slioten, sent an order to M. S. Cowen & Company, tbe brokers and agents of tbe plaintiff in San Francisco, California, for 2500 bags of “fancy clean uncoated Calif. Japan seed rice,” at a price stated, accompanied by the following specifications: “Rice must equal to or better than samples sent in sealed envelope. Must not contain grass seeds burned, yellow or stones. This shipment must arrived in Honolulu within November, 1920. Otherwise will not accept.”…