Hanlon v. Manger

This action was brought by plaintiff against defendants to recover damages claimed to have been sustained by him for the alleged breach of two sales contracts, entered into contemporaneously on July 9, 1925.

The complaint contains two causes of action. Under the terms of the first contract, the basis of the first cause of action, defendants sold to plaintiff 1,500 head of breeding ewes, with solid, sound mouths, to be selected by defendants from sheep then owned by them, at $8 per head, to be delivered f. o. b. cars at Ringling “on or about the 15-20 day of October, 1925.” It was stipulated…