Walden v. Barwick

M. C. Barwick sued W. G. Walden on April 24, 1944, for certain amounts set out in a written contract made May 25, 1943. The contract recites that it was “for a complete settlement between M. C. Barwick, on the one hand, and Walden and Williams (W. G. Walden and S. W. Williams) on the other,” and it was signed by the three parties thereto. Paragraph 2 recites in part that "W. G. Walden agrees that he has bought for M. C. Barwick and is now holding for him ear corn worth $120. Walden is either to deliver said corn to M. C. Barwick, as part of this contract or pay him cash for same the said…