Galloway v. Holmes, 1 Doug. 330.. Gamble v. Gates, 92 Mich. 510... Gardner v. Railroad Co., 58 Mich. 274, 346 591 14 Huizega v. Lumber Co., 51 Mich. 272.. 339 465 Hunt v. Sackett, 31 Mich. 18.... Hunter v. Roberts, Throp & Co., 83 Mich. 63........... 14 151 Gibbs v. Hanchette, 90 Mich. 657.184, 186 Hurley v. Watson, 68 Mich. 531... 180 Godfrey v. White, 43 Mich. 171.... Gorham v. Arnold, 22 Mich. 247.. Gorham v. Wing, 10 Mich. 486... Grand v. Railroad Co., 83 Mich. 571 Gratwick, etc., Lumber Co. v. Village of Oscoda, 97 Mich. 221. 14 Hurst v. Detroit City Railway, 84 Mich. 543.. 125 281 281 Huyser v. Chase, 13 Mich. 98...... 556 Green v. Probate Judge, 40 Mich. 632.. .270, 272 244 118 Greenwald v. Railway Co., 49 Mich. 197. 346 Gregory v. Bush, 64 Mich. 37. 283 Grostick v. Railroad Co., 90 Mich. 594. 245 H. In re Assignment of Scofield Buggy Co., 87 Mich. 15...... In re Estate of Ward (not reported) 635 57 In re Hope's Appeal, 48 Mich. 518.. International, etc., Ass'n v. Walker, 83 Mich. 386, 88 Id. 62... Irvine v. Railroad Co., 89 Mich. 416.. 504 160 .343, 346 R. Nye v. Patterson, 35 Mich. 413..... 556 Ragon v. Railway Co., 91 Mich. 0. Owen v. Hill, 67 Mich. 43.......... 251 | 379.... Randall v. Evening News Ass'n, 339 137 JUNE TERM, 1893.* JAMES C. DEYO V. SEWELL S. VAUGHN. Sale-Acceptance of offer-Completion of contract. Where an offer to purchase a horse at a price fixed by the owner is accepted by letter upon condition that, if the offerer takes him, the sale must be closed and the horse taken away at once, the contract is not complète until the condition is accepted by the proposed purchaser. Error to Jackson. (Person, J., presiding.) Submitted on briefs June 30, 1893. Decided July 26, 1893. Assumpsit. Defendant brings error. facts are stated in the opinion. Thomas A. Wilson, for appellant. Affirmed. The Thomas E. Barkworth, for plaintiff, contended: 1. The acceptance, upon its face, is not identical with the proposition, and it is not within the province of the court to say whether or not the difference is important; citing 1 Pars. Cont. 478, and cases cited; Johnson v. Stephenson, 26 Mich. 63, LONG, J. Plaintiff, a dealer in horses, on April 14, 1891, wired defendant from New York, asking the price of a certain horse called "Golden Rod," then owned by defendant, at Jackson, this State. To this communication defendant replied by wire on the 16th, saying: "$500 lowest for soft bay horse Golden Rod." Upon receipt of this message, and on the same day, plaintiff again wired *Continued from Vol. 96. |