Taylor v. Cole
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Contract by Wilfred P. Taylor and Thomas C. Barker against Danville Cole and Albert F. Nichols, for breach of a contract to furnish the plaintiffs with a kettle fit for the manufacture of iron liquor. At the trial in the Superior Court, before Pitman., J., it appeared that the defendants, who were iron founders, undertook to make for the plaintiffs, who were manufacturers of chemicals, an iron kettle holding 1000 gallons, to be used in making iron liquors.
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Contract by Wilfred P. Taylor and Thomas C. Barker against Danville Cole and Albert F. Nichols, for breach of a contract to furnish the plaintiffs with a kettle fit for the manufacture of iron liquor. At the trial in the Superior Court, before Pitman., J., it appeared that the defendants, who were iron founders, undertook to make for the plaintiffs, who were manufacturers of chemicals, an iron kettle holding 1000 gallons, to be used in making iron liquors. There was no evidence that anything was said at the time the contract was made, in regard to the delivery of the kettle, and no evidence…
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court.
The instructions given were well adapted to the facts of the case, and correctly and sufficiently covered all the points embraced in the defendants’ prayers.
Exceptions overruled.
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