Dierson v. Petersmeyer

The pop corn was in the crib when examined 'by the defendant, and he agreed to pay fifty ^ents per one hundred pounds for it, sorted, sewed in bags, and delivered at Obcbolt. Four loads were hauled to that place, and defendant directed the plaintiff to drive to a car as soon as others had unloaded. One load was weighed on defendant’s 1 scales, and then taken to' the car. The defendant cut open two sacks, examined the corn, and refused to take it because not properly sorted. Later, the plaintiff had the corn weighed and put into the car, unknown to defendant. The record does not disclose what…