Hi-Power Gasoline Co. v. Lockwood

Opinion by

RAY, C.

In May, 1921, Lockwood and Miles, a copartnership, doing business under the firm name and style of the Oklahoma Petroleum Products Company, contracted to sell to the California By-Products Company 50' cars of gasoline of certain specifications. To fulfill this contract Lockwood and Miles in turn purchased from the Akin Gasoline Company a like amount of gasoline of like spe, ifu ations. Thereafter all correspondence with reference to the shipments to the California By-Products Company was with the Mystic Gasoline Company which appears to have been in all respects the same as…