77 Wash. 245 | Wash. | 1914
Appellant brought this action, seeking to recover upon account of goods sold and delivered/ Respondent filed a complicated answer, in which reference seems to be made to several defenses not altogether consistent; but, in the main, the answer is a plea that no liability should be enforced against defendant because of the failure of appellant to comply with the contract of sale in several particulars. This answer was not moved against in any way, appellant filing a reply to it, and the case proceeded to trial without a jury. The difficulty of making a clear statement of what the real issue was between the parties is best illustrated
We find no question of law involved in this case that requires any special reference or statement. The first thing is to determine what the contract was, and then whether or not it had been complied with. Like most cases where oral contracts are sought to be enforced, there is quite a conflict as to what agreements were made touching the sale of the goods, and the conflict is as broad upon the question of the quality of the goods. The record, however, is ample to sustain the findings of the lower court in these particulars, and not being able to say, after a full reading of the record, that the weight of the evidence demands different findings, we will not disturb those made by the lower court, and the judgment is affirmed.
Crow, C. J., Parker, Mount, and Fullerton, JJ., concur.