Hunter v. Wood

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Clarice

Reversing.

In July, 1917, the defendant, now appellee, S. A. Wood, by written contract sold and agreed to deliver to *45plaintiff, E. W. Hunter, at specified prices all of the lumber that could be sawed by Vaughn and McIntyre before July 1, 1918, from one hundred acres of described land owned by Wood. Hunter was to specify how he wanted the timber sawed and furnish a man at the mill to inspect same, and he was to take up and pay for the quantity delivered every two weeks. Wood had previously contracted with Vaughn and McIntyre, who owned a portable saw mill, to…