Philipp Lithographing Co. v. Babich

Appellants construe a finding of fact that the parties did business together “between the 7th day of May, 1960, and the 30th day of December, 1960,” as meaning that there was only one contract, and attack this as error. But the conclusion that there was but a single contract does not logically follow from a simple recitation of the undisputed fact that the parties had dealings during that particular period of time. In addition, it is apparent from the specific reference in its decision to the “several jobs,” that the trial court was aware of the individuality of the contracts. Furthermore,…