Edwards v. Goodall

This action was tried without the intervention of a jury. R. S. chap. 82, sec. 53.

In the declaration it was alleged that the plaintiff was unpaid for piling lumber which he had previously bargained and sold to the defendant, and that, when the defendant later refused to receive delivery of certain of the lumber, the plaintiff incurred loss in consequence of the sale and delivery of the refused lumber to another buyer for a less price.

Judgment was for the plaintiff, the award being general in the sum of $2,413.26.

In the course of the trial five exceptions were saved for the defendant, and…