Wood v. Buxton
108 Mass. 102
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Bluebook
Wood v. Buxton, 108 Mass. 102 (Mass. 1871).
Opinion
The condition that the trustees were not to be liable to pay for the work until the same was returned to their shop, and accepted by them, was material. Until it was returned in a proper condition, it could not be known that they would ever become liable to pay anything for it.
Trustees discharged.
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