Herrin Transportation Co. v. Southeastern Electric Co.

WOODRUFF, Justice.

Southeastern Electric Co., appellee, joined and acting through its agent, Noland Company, both being private corporations, sued Herrin Transportation Company, appellant, to recover the sum of $767.31 as the reasonable market value of one crate of electric switches. The Southeastern Electric Co., acting through its representative, on February 4, 1954, delivered to appellant, Herrin Transportation Company, the crate of electric switches along with two fiber boxes of iron and steel hardware for shipment and transportation from Houston, Texas, to appellee at Beaufort, South…