Walton School of Commerce v. Stroud

Defendant signed applications for three correspondence courses offered by the Walton School of Commerce, an Illinois corporation, sent the applications to plaintiff at Chicago, where they were accepted in due form by the assistant secretary of the school, and defendant so advised. Defendant received and paid for one course of instruction, was tendered and refused to accept and pay for the other two courses. This suit was brought upon the contracts to recover the agreed price for the two courses refused. The facts are not in dispute. In the circuit the trial was by the •court, and judgment was…