77 Iowa 295 | Iowa | 1889
I. The plaintiff seeks to recover $107.25 for certain patterns for boots in the quantities, sizes and styles, and for the price, specified in an itemized account, alleged to have been manufactured at the instance and request of the defendant, and delivered to him, and to be reasonably worth the price charged. The defendant admits that he requested plaintiff to manufacture and ship to him certain boot patterns, in number and general description as specified, to be used in defendant’s business, and that the plaintiff did ship the goods specified in the petition. The defendant says that said patterns were not reasonably fit and proper for the purpose for which plaintiff made them, and were not reasonably fit and proper for use in defendant’s business, and were not in shape, form and style as requested by defendant; wherefore they were of no value, and were returned to the plaintiff.