Nash Motors Co. v. Harrison Co.

According to the stipulated facts, the plaintiff, J. M. Harrison & Company, was a distributor of automobiles for the defendant manufacturer, located in Wisconsin. Hnder their contract, cars were to be delivered either to the distributor or directly to dealers operating under it, by common carrier with sight draft and bill of lading attached, drawn on the distributor. A practice, however, had developed between the parties, under which quick deliveries of cars had been made at the factory to distributors and their dealers, known as “factory driveaways,” and some distributors had delayed their…