(429 P.2d 286)
No. 21750.Supreme Court of Colorado.
Decided July 3, 1967.
Action on a claim arising out of the manufacture and delivery of certain school supply vending machines to defendant. From judgment in favor of plaintiff, and dismissal of defendant’s counterclaim, error was brought.
Affirmed.
1. CONTRACTS — Counterclaim — Performance — Vending Machines — Dismissal.
The counterclaim of the defendant, which alleged that plaintiff had failed to perform the contract entered into between parties for the manufacture and delivery of vending machines, was properly dismissed for failure of the evidence to establish the allegations contained therein.
Error to the District Court of the City and County of Denver, Honorable Robert W. Steele, Judge.
Haskell, Crandell and Cochran, Vincent C. Hogan, for plaintiff in error.
Isaacson, Rosenbaum, Goldberg Miller, for defendant in error.
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In Department.
MR. CHIEF JUSTICE MOORE delivered the opinion of the Court.
The trial court entered a judgment in favor of Goldberg Brothers, Inc. against Matt Skorey, Inc. in the sum of $17,872.80. The judgment represented the amount to be due the plaintiff on its claim arising out of the manufacture, and delivery of certain school supply vending machines to Skorey.
[1] The defendant in the action, Matt Skorey, Inc., filed its counterclaim in which it alleged that Goldberg Brothers, Inc. had failed to perform a contract, allegedly entered into between the parties, for the manufacture and delivery of vending machines. The trial court dismissed the counterclaim of Matt Skorey, Inc. for failure of the evidence to establish the allegations contained therein.We have examined the record, have read the briefs, and have heard oral argument, and we find no error warranting reversal.
The judgment is affirmed.
MR. JUSTICE SUTTON and MR. JUSTICE PRINGLE concur.
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