Gilbert v. Lichtenberg

On the last day of February,' 1892, James L. Gilbert, a produce dealer of Chelsea, Mich., called at the office of the defendants in Detroit, and made a bargain for the sale of three car-loads of onions, to be delivered f. o. b. cars at Chelsea. It was agreed that the onions were to be similar to others which defendants had received from Gilbert the fall before. They were to be shipped from Chelsea whenever directed by defendants. Two car-loads ■ were shipped and paid for. The third car, it is claimed, *418was not accepted, but was received and sold by defendants for the purpose of realizing from…