*1 shipments stop on further order plain- defendant, made was America, UNITED STATES defend- its to the issued cheek tiff had Plaintiff-Appellee, $1,848.15, returned was which ant ” ‘insufficient funds.’ marked MENDELL, Defendant-Appellant. John A. ap- findings it trial court’s Under the No. 18535. justified so parent the seller was Appeals, United States Court Sep- withholding performance on further Seventh Circuit. 17,1963, could until some solution tember 29, June 1971. previous failure for the be reached 30, Rehearing Aug. Denied pay. com- plaintiff to the official See present Uniform Com- ment under the C.R.S.1963, at mercial Code 155-2-612 express provisions as well as 121-1-45, formerly Act
Uniform Sales sought by This solution was C.R.S.1963. conference, parties in their and was
the agreed upon meeting
at the of October 1963, mutually
3, when the contract was This thus came be-
rescinded. rescission party formal
fore either had taken to terminate or
action the contract other cir-
seek remedies. Under these per- provisions
cumstances the contract mitting termination contract aft- operative.
er The notice never became shipments September
termination of meeting parties of the
at which the mutual rescission
agreed upon really part were of the both Judge, Stevens, concurred same mutual termina- transaction —the opinion. and filed relationship. tion of the plaintiff in
The its motion and author rehearing
ities for cites Carleno Coal Sales, Ramsay Co., Inc. v. Coal Colo. 270 P.2d where the court con importance provi
sidered the of notice prior
sions to contract termination agency contract,
other remedies an Corp. City Northwest Water of West
minster, 164 Colo. P.2d again
where the Colorado court consid provisions relating
ered notice con point
tract termination. no The toas plaintiff argues pertinent
tice the is not issues,
to the the above cases cited applicable are not to the facts in this
case where there was no termi contract
nation other than rescis mutual
sion.
Affirmed. *2 Ill., Echeles, Chicago,
Julius Lucius appellant. for Bauer, Atty., Thomas William J. U. S. Ill., Chicago, Dent, Atty., G. U. S. Asst. plaintiff-appellee; Lu Peter John linski, Cole, Attys., Jeffrey Asst. U. S. of counsel. SWYGERT, Judge,
Before Chief CUMMINGS, STEVENS, Circuit Judges.
CUMMINGS, Judge. trial, After bench defendant was guilty found an indict- on Count 2 of charging ment narcotics offenses various years pris- and was sentenced to five charged on.1 Count that defendant unlawfully Robert French received acquitted 4; Defendant Counts Counts and 6 had been dismissed opening Government at the of the trial. imported heroin in vio- Dean 15.301 lation 21 U.S.C. v. Luk- § enbill, I opinion Nor does the objects first the dis- Defendant Court in United *3 granted mo-
trict court should have
(7th
1949), require
746
a different
Cir.
judgment
at
the
in arrest
close
tion
of
result.
that
The Court
there observed
because venue
of the Government’s case
proof
not
“venue will
be inferred from
Relying upon
proven.
United
was not
constituting
that
the acts
the crime were
Jones,
(7th Cir.
II
Spencer,
(7th
415 F.2d
Cir.
1303
Lawler,
dis
413
Defendant
that the
United
contends
hearsay
(7th
1969).
judge improperly
F.2d
trict
admitted
622
Cir.
We conclude
by
justified in
that the trier of
inferring
statements made
French
facts was
co-defendant
agent
Gallagher,
packages passed
re
that
two
to narcotics
John J.
by
lating
defend
defendant to French contained this
communications between
following
receiving
heroin,
ant and
this
as shown
testi
French.
In
evi
highlights:
dence,
judge
the district
that a monial
concluded
“connection”
been shown between
Agent Gallagher
met
that he
testified
French,
and
that the state
so
French
co-defendant
August
about 7:15 m.
joint
ments were receivable under the
at7
4015 West North Avenue.
exception
hearsay
venture
to the
rule.
Gallagher
people”
French told
“the
were
See
waiting
sample
around the corner
awith
urges
(7th
1971).
Cir.
Defendant
Gallagher
of heroin.
to ob-
told French
Gallagher
that French’s revelations to
tain it. French was then observed walk-
joint
cannot be used to
venture
show
ing
vicinity
defendant,
in the
who
impos
because that would
“the
involve
sport
reached inside his
shirt and with-
by bootstraps.”
sible feat of levitation
something
drew
handed to
which he
States,
Cass v. United
F.2d
so,
quarter
In a
French.
an
hour
disagree.
We
Gallagher
French
and
returned
handed
plastic wrapped
cáse,
As in
a small
the recent
container con-
Jones
there was
taining
ample
hydro-
independent
heroin
defend-
of a
that
evidence
Gallagher paid
engaged
joint
ant and
chloride mixture.
French
French
were
a
noteworthy
leaving
“I
think
don’t
it out would
It
the trier of facts
destroy
weight
deem the
the case
did not
of that evidence
fact.”
“very great.”
concluded,
to be
As he
sample.
told
French
Gal- deals would
in smaller denominations.
for
$100
waiting
lagher
people”
Defendant said “fine” and then indicated
“the
were
immediately go
supply
he
he
French
and that
would
that would be able to
all
$100
requested
needed “from
and order “the ounce”
Gal-
here on.” After this trans-
lagher.
completed,
action
additional
testi-
was
mony
linking
adduced
French and
was
afterwards,
defend-
French and
Soon
Gallagher’s
defendant as
claim that
to
again
nearby.
conversing
ant were
seen
light
package
the second
to
as
Gallagher
rejoined
in his
French then
request
for additional heroin.
people”
car and told him “the
wouldn’t
get
Gallagher
view,
the ounce of heroin for
In our
this evidence sufficed
Gallagher
finding
judge’s
support
without
made
district
After
$300.
telephone
(apparently
supplied
call
receive au-
that defendant
twice
French
pay
sum),
told
thorization to
French
with the heroin he in turn transferred
LeMoyne
agent Gallagher.
vicinity
him to
to the
drive
Cf. United States
Road,
Dichiarinte,
and Pulaski
Street
where Gal-
lagher
French
handed French the
certiorari denied
Mastro
sub nom.
$300.
LeMoyne
walked to the
corner of
390 U.S.
S.Ct.
Keystone
gave
Avenue
he
defend-
business him in
Gallagher togeth- and French remained
er until Fifteen minutes 10:15 m.
later, Gallagher observed French con- versing LeMoyne with defendant at NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS something Pulaski. Defendant handed BOARD, Petitioner, right placed pants to French who it pocket. Immediately thereafter French LOCAL UNITED BROTHERHOOD Gallagher rejoined at his car. French OF CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF pocket piece reached in the same for a AMERICA, AFL-CIO, Respondent. containing newspaper plastic- No. Docket 35598. wrapped package containing hydrochloride of a heroin mixture. Appeals, Court Gallagher, paid He handed this to who Second Circuit. him an additional for it. $600 Argued May 12, 1971. agent p. m., At 11:00 Nolan overheard conversing Aug. Decided French and defendant hotdog stand at the of Pulaski corner and Grand Avenue. French asked de- why long get
fendant “stuff,” it took so replied that he go
had to Blue Island for Defend- it.
ant remarked that he did not want to
paid big they bills because aroused
suspicion. agreed French that all future
