Pope v. Continental Augusta Woodlands, Inc.

Carley, Judge.

Appellant-sellers and appellee-purchaser entered into a timber purchase contract. Subsequently, a dispute arose concerning the manner in which appellee was computing appellants’ “cord credit account,” which account reflected the amount of timber cut on the property and which also served as the basis for determining the compensation to be paid to appellants. Essentially, appellants insisted that, for purposes of computing their cord credit account, the contract required that certain types of cut timber be measured by the Scribner Decimal C. Scale, a volumetric measure. Appellee…