Lance v. Pearce

The appellant asks a reversal upon the ground that the evidence fails to prove some of the essential elements of the appellees’ case.

It is true that in order to recover upon a complaint for the value of goods sold and delivered, the plaintiff must prove a delivery, but it is not true that this must be done by direct evidence, for it may, like any other fact, be inferred from circumstances. As there was indirect evidence fully warranting the conclusions of the trial court upon this point, we can not disturb it.

The evidence shows that the goods were sold to the defendant, although they were…