Oliver v. Oregon Sugar Co.
Oregon Supreme Court
From Union: Robert Eakin, Judge. Action by E. W. Oliver against the Oregon Sugar Company. From a judgment in favor of defendant, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Bean
This is an action to recover a balance alleged to be due on a sale of beets. Defendant had judgment, and plaintiff appeals.
In 1899 the plaintiff and Turner Oliver (who has since assigned his interest to the plaintiff) sold and delivered to the defendant thirty-three car loads of sugar beets at a certain stipulated price per ton. Ten of the ears were U. P. steel coal ears, fifteen were O. S. L. coal cars, and eight were O. R. & N. coal cars. After the beets had been received by the defendant at its factory, and weighed, it was ascertained that the railroad car scales were out of order, and did…
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