Widemann

San Francisco Commercial Agency v. Widemann

Good Law
19 Cal. App. 209·1912 Cal. App. LEXIS 60·124 P. 1056
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMay 28, 1912Civ. No. 961.California1,142 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Lennon, J.

Plaintiff’s complaint in 'this action consists of two counts. The first count in effect alleges that plaintiff’s assignor entered into a contract with the defendant for the purchase and sale of certain livestock for the sum of $5,170.46, which was to be paid upon the delivery of the cattle; that $500 thereof was deposited with the defendant as payment in part; that the sum so paid was to be returned to plaintiff’s assignor if defendant failed to deliver the cattle as per the terms and conditions of the contract; that the cattle contracted for were subsequently delivered and accepted as agreed, and that, in addition to the $500 previously paid on account, the full purchase price was paid to the defendant ; that although demand had been made upon the defendant for the said $500, he had failed and refused to return the same.

The second count of plaintiff’s complaint stated a cause of action in the nature of a claim for moneys had and received, based upon the theory that the $500 paid on account was to be returned unless the defendant delivered to plaintiff’s assignor a sufficient number of the cattle contracted for to equal in value, quality and quantity, the sum of $500.

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