Gaido

Crystal Copper Co. v. Gaido

Good Law
5 F.2d 881·1925 U.S. App. LEXIS 2868
United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth CircuitJune 8, 1925No. 4486California1,715 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Rudkin, J.

The complaint in this action averred that the plaintiffs, at all times therein mentioned, were mining co-partners in mine subleasing from the defendant; that the defendant was the lessee of a certain mine in Silver Bow county, Mont.; that the defendant sublet to the plaintiffs a certain portion of the mine; that under the terms of the sublease the plaintiffs were to enter into and upon the property and do eer-tain work; that the plaintiffs were to receive a certain royalty per ton, dependent on assays, on all ore shipped to the smelter from the mine, after deducting freight charges; that the plaintiffs entered upon the perform.ance of the work and continued therein for a period of about six months; that the defendant wrongfully excluded certain of the plaintiffs from the mine, and canceled and rescinded the sublease without cause; that at the time of such cancellation and rescission there was about 1,000 tons of ore on the hanging wall side of the lead within the demised premises; that the plaintiffs would have realized a profit of $16.67 per ton upon all such ore, if the sublease had not been canceled and rescinded; and that by reason of the cancellation and rescission of the…

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