Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit March 30, 1936, No. 1314 (Hunter Milling Co. v. Koch)

KENNEDY, District Judge.

This was a suit to recover damages on the part of appellee, plaintiff in the court below, growing out of the cancellation of contracts with the appellant, defendant in the court below, for sale and delivery of flour. The case was tried to a court and jury resulting in a verdict of $12,500 in plaintiff’s favor, upon which judgment was entered, and the defendant appeals.