Caldwell, Hunter & Co. v. Dawson
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASS 18 — PETITION ORDINARY cited New American^ Cyclopedia, title “Bushel;” Tomlin'’s Lav) Dictionary, .title “fSushel, or Measure, or Weight;” 2 Stat. Law, 1535; 1 Met. K., 5(1*2; 5 Dana, 503; Chitty’s Pleading, 219. cited sec. 1 act of 1798; 2 Stat Law, Ky., page 1535.
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE BULLITT
delivered the opinion op the court:
Dawson made two contracts with the appellants, one in March, 1851, the other in January, 1852, by each of which he agreed to deliver to them, at the Crooked Creek Furnace, in Bullitt county, 50,000 bushels of good charcoal, for which they agreed to pay him 3-J- cents per bushel. Dawson sued upon said contracts, alleging that he had delivered 69,576 bushels under the first, and 56,887 bushels under the second contract; and that the appellants had not paid him therefor, but owed him abalance of $800 over and above what he had received from them…
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