72 Pa. Super. 404 | Pa. Super. Ct. | 1919
Opinion by
The agent of the Oxweld Acetylene Company agreed verbally with the defendant to install an acetylene plant at the latter’s residence. The agreement was to be reduced to writing and the parties were to meet in a neighboring town where the defendant was to sign it. What ■ happened there is set out in the opinion of the learned trial judge on a motion for judgment n. o. v. “Upon his arrival in town, he, the defendant, was taken to a dimly lighted room in the Mansion House, by the said Hooker, who handed to the defendant the alleged prepared written order which he undertook to read when he discovered that he had forgotten his glasses and therefore because of his defective vision and the dim light he was unable to read the paper; he so informed the agent but after having repeatedly asked him if the paper contained everything that had been verbally agreed upon at the farm in the afternoon and being each time assured by him that
We think the verdict should not be disturbed.
The assignments of error are overruled and the judgment is affirmed.