Frick & Lindsay Co. v. Johnstown & Somerset Ry. Co.

Citations

• 271 Pa. 536
• 115 A. 837
• 1922 Pa. LEXIS 752

Syllabus

<p>Contract — Acceptance of terms — Meeting of minds.</p> <p>1. A contract must arise from tbe acceptance of tbe last stated terms, and tbe acceptance must be identical, in order to bring tbe minds of the parties together.</p> <p>2. No contract arises where the evidence of it consists of three letters, the first asking a quotation on certain goods, the second a reply stating price and terms, and the third an acknowledgment of the second, indicating a desire to take the goods, but stating different terms.</p>