Johnson v. Ellis-Mylroie Lumber Co.

Citations

• 124 Wash. 123
• 213 P. 464
• 1923 Wash. LEXIS 829

Syllabus

<p>Evidence (168, 175) — Parol to Vary Writing — Separate Oral Agreement — Ambiguity. A contract for the sale of logs, which the seller agreed “to log continuously on said claim until done, unless breakdowns or labor trouble prevent” is not ambiguous; and it is inadmissible to show by parol that the parties had agreed that delivery should be made at a specified rate and within certain time.</p>