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· 3/8/1899

Bank of Orland v. Finnell

Citations

  • 6 Cal. Unrep. 245
  • 56 P. 607
  • 1899 Cal. LEXIS 1155

Syllabus

<p>Findings.—Plaintiff Alleged an Agreement Whereby Third Parties were to summer-fallow land for defendant, and that defendant should pay plaintiff the reasonable value thereof; that, after said plowing had been completed, said third parties directed defendant to pay plaintiff, and defendant agreed so to do. Defendant alleged execution of a two years lease to such third parties in payment of said agreement, and that plaintiff and such third parties accepted the same in full satisfaction of the claim. Held, to require a finding as to whether, after the plowing was done, defendant, for a valuable consideration, promised to pay plaintiff therefor, as alleged in the complaint.</p>

Judges: Gray, Pee

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