113 Wis. 482 | Wis. | 1902
While there are many exceptions preserved in the record, there is really but one question presented upon this appeal, and that is whether parol evidence was admissible to show the meaning of the contract between the parties. That contract provided for the sale by defendants to the plaintiff of all the lumber of certain grades “(estimated to be .about four million feet, more or less) obtained from about 6,000,000 -feet of white pine sawlogs now banked and being-hanked at West Superior.” There is no dispute as to the amount of lumber actually received by the plaintiff under the contract. That amount was 2,553,813 feet, and it constituted all of the lumber- of the grades specified (except 130,000 feet) manufactured by the respondents from
This question being settled in favor of the defendants, there is no other question in the ease of sufficient importance to justify attention.
By the Court. — Judgment affirmed.