Stimpson v. Freeman
38 Mich. 314, 1878 Mich. LEXIS 71
Opinion
When a contract is made to saw such logs as ■ are furnished for that purpose up to a certain amount, provided they are furnished by a fixed time, the party promising is not bound to saw any logs not furnished according to the contract, if he has not been [315] in default, or in any way responsible for the delay of .the other party.
The case is within the principle of Fredenburg v. Turner, 37 Mich., 402.
Judgment affirmed with costs;
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