28 N.Y. St. Rep. 401 | New York Court of Common Pleas | 1889
I have read the evidence in the case and the briefs, and it does not appear that the general term overlooked anything in either. The original contract to supply defendant with a pair of horses upon the original terms was not lost sight of; for it was in view of that original contract, and the subsequent assent to a modification as to price, (assumed from the retention by the defendant of the last pair of horses sent to her, with knowledge that $200 additional was demanded for them,) that the general term cited the cases of Manufacturing Co. v. Dunning, 41 Hun, 638, and Dent v. Steam-Ship Co., 49