Dailey Mills, Inc. v. State

In November of 1948 the claimant entered into a contract with the State of New York to sell and deliver to certain State institutions various livestock feeds. The contract specified with particularity the ingredients and the quantities and proportions thereof to he incorporated into each type of feed mixture, and with respect to each contained a guarantee as to minimum protein and fat contents and maximum fibre content. The mixing was to be done in. the presence of a State inspector who was given the power to reject any ingredient which he had reason to believe was not in accordance with the…