WILSON V. HAYS 544 S.W. 2d 833 (1976) CASE BRIEF

WILSON V. HAYS
544 S.W. 2d 833 (1976)
NATURE OF THE CASE: This was a dispute over an oral contract to sell bricks. Wilson (D), salvage company, sought review of an order, which awarded Hays (P), building material buyer, $13,645 in damages after D delivered 400,000 bricks instead of the agreed upon amount of 600,000 bricks.
FACTS: Hays (P) bought and sold used buildings materials. Wilson (D) was in the business of wrecking or demolishing buildings. P and D entered into an oral contract for D to sell and deliver 600,000 used uncleaned bricks to P at a price of one cent per brick. P paid D $6,000 in advance. D delivered the uncleaned bricks to P. D delivered a lesser number than agreed upon and was 200,000 units short. P sued D to get his prorata share of money returned and damages. The jury found that D was 200,000 units short and that the market value of used bricks was five cents per brick. P got the judgment for $13,645. D appealed.

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