Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar, De Witt v. Berry — Opinion of the Court
“ There is here no reference whatever, either express or implied, to h e contract with the De Witt Wire Cloth Company. What goods were in fact made, not what were agreed to be made, was the standard. To fix that standard of goods produced, and not goods contracted for, yet more firmly as the measure of quality, a subsequent clause was written, 'and as per sample bbls. delivered.' It is clear that, under the contract, if the goods produced for the De Witt Wire Cloth Company varied from the samples delivered, the plaintiffs in error has the right to insist on the test by the sample. ”
