Superior Steel Spring Co. v. New Era Spring & Specialty Co.
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Kent; McDonald (John S.), J. Assumpsit by the Superior Steel Spring Company against the New Era Spring & Specialty Company for a balance due. Judgment for defendant on a directed verdict. Plaintiff brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtFellows, J.
Plaintiff, located at Mt. Clemens, manufactures automobile springs. • Defendant, located at Grand Rapids, is a large dealer in them. In April, 1918, by a proposal and an acceptance of it they entered into a contract for 10,000 Ford springs. The price was $1.25 each. The parties appear to have had previous business relations. At the time the contract was made plaintiff had two carloads of steel on track at Mt. Clemens which it needed the money to pay' for and got in touch with defendant. Defendant paid the entire contract price for the 10,000 springs in advance by its notes which were…
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