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Boston & Maine Railroad v. Union Street Railway Co.
December 1, 1894 - Opinion
Strafford,
Dec., 1894.
Boston & Maine Railroad v. Union Street Railway Co.
Worcester, Gafney ‡ Snow and John Kivel, for the plaintiffs.
William F. Nason and Robert G. Pike, for the defendants.
Assumpsit, for eighty-four tons of iron rails. The court ordered a verdict for the defendants, and the plaintiffs excepted. It appearing that one C. bargained with the plaintiffs for the iron, that he was not the defendants’ agent and had no authority from them to make the purchase, and there being no other evidence tending to show that the defendants contracted for the iron, the exceptions were overruled.
Smith, J., did not sit.
Case records
Open case page| Date | Record Text | Type | Party | |
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| December 1, 1894 | Boston & Maine Railroad v. Union Street Railway Co. Current page | Opinion | Supreme Court | Reporter |