Industrial Lumber Co. v. Northside Lumber & Building Co.

The appellant Industrial Lumber Company, a foreign corporation, claiming its principal office at Elizabeth, La., sued the appellee, a Texas corporation, doing business at Wichita Falls, Tex., alleging that on February 10,1920, at the special instance and request of defendant, the plaintiff sold and delivered to the defendant three cars of lumber, and that in the shipment was one car containing 32,906 feet of No. 3 shiplap, of the market value of $1,579.49, for which the defendant had failed and refused to pay. Among various pléas in bar, the defendant replied that, with the plaintiff’s…