Russell v. Clark
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
On report. Judgment for the plaintiff for $215.88, with interest thereon from August 6, 1912. This is an action of assumpsit to recover for oak lumber claimed to have been sold and delivered to the defendants in August, 1912, amounting, with interest, to $1387.68. Defendants plead the general issue, with brief statement of tender. The case is stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the CourtKing, J.
This case is before the Law Court on report. It is an action of assumpsit. There are four counts in the declaration. The first is on an account annexed, as follows:
Springvale, Me., Aug. 29th, 1912.
Messrs. Clark & Cleale,
To David E. Russell, Dr.
To 29806 ft. 2 in. oak plank & outs at $20 per M 596.12
“ 4452 “ White “ “ 30 “ “ 133.56
12038 “ 3 in. Red.__25 “ “ 300.00
Jun. 10, 1912 Car 35793 B. & M.
To 3507 ft. White oak $30 93.48
“ 4890 Red 25 122.40
$1249.51
Interest from Feb. 27, 1911 to Aug. 27, 1912 on
$1249.51 112.17
Taxes for 1911 & 1912 26.00
$1387.68
There are some slight errors in computation in…
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