John A. Merz v. Sunnybrook Farms Milk And Ice Cream Co.

Good Law
258 F.2d 188
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth CircuitOctober 20, 195815665California925 words

Opinion

Opinion

258 F.2d 188 John A. MERZ and Charles L. Bray, doing business as All-Jersey Dairy, Appellants, v. SUNNYBROOK FARMS MILK AND ICE CREAM CO., Inc., a corporation and Polar Pie Ice Cream Corporation, Appellees. No. 15665. United States Court of Appeals Ninth Circuit. August 12, 1958. Rehearing Denied October 20, 1958. 1 Barzee, Leedy & Erwin, Robert A. Leedy, Herman L. Lind, Jr., Portland, Or., for appellants. 2 Bryson & Deich, Dean F. Bryson, Portland, Or., for appellees. 3 Before HEALY and FEE, Circuit Judges, and CHASE A. CLARK, District Judge. 4 CHASE A. CLARK, District Judge. 5 Appellants were distributors in Cowlitz County, Washington, of milk furnished them by Appellees who were milk processors in Portland, Oregon. After a period of dealings without a contract the parties entered into a written contract on June 23, 1954, under terms of which the Appellees would furnish Appellants with their requirements of milk, cream, milk by-products and ice cream, and Appellants would buy all of their said requirements from Appellees, who would also furnish the milk containers. The contract was for a period of three years. 6 A Cowlitz County ordinance required that milk contain a…

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