McLemore v. Hemler

On July 1, 1925, plaintiff and defendant entered into a .contract under the terms of which plaintiff was to sell to defendant fifty bales of cotton of the crop of 1925 at 21% cents per pound, said cotton to be of the first picking.

Plaintiff delivered thirty-one bales, which were accepted by defendant.

Defendant refused to accept the other nineteen bales, on the ground, as he alleges, that the cotton was not picked and handled in accordance with the agreement and was, for that reason, of lower grade than he had a right to expect under the contract.

Plaintiff brought this suit for $1,915.22, the…