Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit March 14, 1908, No. 2,599 (Taber Lumber Co. v. O'Neal)

lead-opinion

ADAMS, Circuit Judge.

This was a suit in equity brought by Eugene O’Neal and James O’Neal, constituting the Arm of O’Neal Bros., against the Taber Dumber Company to reform a written contract and recover damages resulting from an alleged breach of it. The reformation prayed for concerned two provisions which, it is claimed, did not express the true intent of the parties.