Dickson

Dickson v. Keeler

Bad Law
1927 Cal. App. LEXIS 707·82 Cal. App. 94·254 P. 919
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMarch 29, 1927Docket No. 5755.California393 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Koford, J.

This is an appeal by defendant from a judgment in favor of plaintiff for damages for breach of contract.

Defendant and the assignor or assignors of the plaintiff entered into a contract for the exchange of advertising space. The judgment is based upon the finding that plaintiff’s assignor performed its part of the contract but defendant did not.

Two points are raised by the appellant as reasons for reversal. First, he claims the service agreed to be performed by plaintiff’s assignor was of such a nature that it could not be assigned without consent of defendant and that the evi dence shows the assignment was made before and not aftei the breach by defendant giving rise to the cause of action. The findings of fact made by the court show that the breach occurred before the date of the assignment claimed by appellant. Second, he claims the trial court did not give proper weight to the evidence of custom and usage in respect to the time within which the contract should have been performed by the defendant.

Both of these questions involve a consideration of the evidence introduced at the trial. Respondent raises the point that the appellant has failed to comply with section 953c of…

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