Court Opinion

ID: 8822991
Source: CourtListenerOpinion
Date Created: 2022-11-26 15:39:38.264017+00
Date Added: 2024-06-11T17:04:41.722826
License: Public Domain

Mr. Justice Barnes delivered the opinion of the court. Abstract of the Decision. 1. Contracts, § 384*—when evidence sufficient to show agreement for rescission. In an action on a contract whereby plaintiff purchased certain jewelry from defendant, on an alleged agreement whereby plaintiff might rescind within a year and receive back the purchase price less ten per cent., evidence held sufficient to sustain a judgment for plaintiff. 2. Contracts, § 298*—when tender of performance not necessary. Where a party to a contract refuses to make performance thereof, formal tender of such performance by the other party is unnecessary. 3. Motions, § 9*—when order impounding property in suit sufficient. In an action on a contract whereby plaintiff purchased of defendant certain earrings, giving in payment certain other earrings, with a condition that plaintiff might rescind and receive back the purchase price under certain conditions, and where the court had ordered the earrings impounded, held that failure of the court to provide in such order that such earrings be delivered to defendant on satisfaction of the judgment for plaintiff was not erroneous, for the reason that such an order was not essential to the court’s power to release the goods in its custody on affirmance of its judgment.