The Ontario Reports : Containing Reports of Cases Decided in the Queen's Bench And Chancery Divisions of the High Court of Justice for Ontario 15 (1888)
The Ontario Reports : Containing Reports of Cases Decided in the Queen's Bench And Chancery Divisions of the High Court of Justice for Ontario 15 (1888)
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505 St. 182. This last case is approved of as sound law by the Supreme Court of the United States in Nor^-ington v. Wright, 115 U. S. Kep. at p. 212. I have not thought it needful to discuss whether this contract may be open to a third mode of treatment sug- gested by the language of Best, C. J., in Mavor v. Pyve, 2 C. & P. 91. That is to regard it^as consisting of one entire contract as to the whole, with subordinate contracts as to each shipment. As to these subordinate contracts, even if it ...were im plied by law that payment should accompany the delivery ; yet the omission or refusal to pay would not in the circumstances of this case (which my brother Fergu- son more fully details) operate as a repudiation of the whole. See ChaTnpion v. Short, 1 Camp. 53, and cases in note. It is said in Anson, that the law as to instalinent contracts is yet unsettled ; but however this one be viewed, whether as entire and indivisible, or as separable into two parts, according to the argument before us, or as consisting of one principal entire contract with subordi- nate separable terms as to each deliveiy, yet the result is the same so far as the defendant ought to recover damages is concerned.
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