Vendor v. Purchaser (Contract Non-Conformity)

A vendor sued a purchaser seeking payment for goods delivered under a contract, but the purchaser refused, arguing that the goods delivered did not conform to the specifications agreed upon in the contract, thus constituting a breach. The trial court dismissed the vendor's claim, finding the delivered items deficient, and the appellate court upheld this decision. The high court dismissed the appeal, reasoning that the factual finding of non-conformity, based on the terms stipulated in the contract, was a matter of interpretation of the evidence properly belonging to the lower courts and therefore could not be overturned on appeal absent misapplication of the law.