Weeks v. . Adams

There is evidence tending to show that on 3 January, 1927, B. M. Adams, the defendant, representing himself to be William Calhoun, of Bryson City, Swain County, purchased on credit from Sterchi Brothers of Asheville various articles of furniture at the agreed price of $2,314, and procured the furniture to be shipped to Bryson City in Calhoun’s name. The furniture was delivered to Adams and used by him in a house in Bryson City which he had rented from the plaintiff. Calhoun testified that he had not authorized Adams to purchase the furniture in his name, and had not authorized any one to…