J. F. HUMPHREYS & CO. v. STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Case summary
The claimant sought $14.21 for a barrel of cider vinegar supplied to the Illinois School for the Deaf. The Attorney General consented to the award, and the court awarded $14.21 without interest.
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Headnotes
- CONTRACT-when State liable. The State is liable for supplies furnished
J. F. HUMPHREYS & CO. v.
STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Opinion filed March 8, 1923.
CONTRACT-when State liable. The State is liable for supplies furnished for use of Illinois School for the Deaf at Jacksonville.
Edward J. Brundage, Attorney General, for State.
This is a claim for $14.21, on account of one barrel of cider vinegar sold and delivered by the claimant, November 30, 1920, to the State for the use of Illinois School for the Deaf at Jacksonville.
The Attorney General in behalf of the defendant, comes and consents to an award of $14.21 without interest.
We, therefore, award the claimant the sum of $14.21 without interest.