Seavey v. Shurick

This was an action by Shurick against iSeavey, to recover damages for the alleged failure of the latter to clear certain woodland in compliance with the terms •of a written contract, a copy of which is exhibited with the •complaint.

By the terms of the contract, Shurick sold to Seavey all the timber, except walnut trees, standing on certain tracts •of land. Seavey agreed to pay a stipulated price per thousand for saw-logs, and so much per cord for wood, all of which was to be cut and hauled off by the latter.

The controversy between the parties grew out of the following stipulation in the…