Wright v. Schneider

Per Cwriam.

Suit for the price of fifty timber-trees, sold and marked upon the ground, and to be taken away by the purchaser. The price was agreed upon. The suit was commenced before a .justice of the peace. There was a recovery before the justice by the plaintiff; and so there was, on appeal, in the Circuit Court. Tiie trees were cut and taken away by the defendant, at such time as suited his convenience. Upon such a contract, it seems, that the sale is complete when the trees are marked.

We are unable to perceive the reason why this cause was appealed to this Court.

No question is made except…