40 Iowa 317 | Iowa | 1875
I. The order of defendants was solicited from them by an agent of plaintiffs, and was made upon a printed form, at the residence of the defendants, Waterloo, Iowa, April 27, 1872. The order was for an Alaska soda apparatus, specifying the size, left hand position, Italian marble, syrups, tumbler stands, etc., etc., and directing that it be sent by “ freight, soon as possible.’ The printed form concluded with: “ Grive exact diagram on separate sheet, indicating how the edges are to be finished, and where apparatus is to be placed.” Following the printed form with its blanks filled as above indicated, was the following in writing, to-wit: “$112.50 on receipt of goods, cash, and 60 day note without interest.”
After the evidence was closed, the court gave, among others, this instruction: “ 4. The defendants having ordered the same
II. Tbe plaintiff asked tbe court to instruct tbe jury as follows: “2. If tbe jury find from the evidence that the
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