Samuel Westheimer & Sons v. Habinck
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Monona District Court.— Hon. William Hutoi-iinson, Judge. The case was submitted upon an agreed statement. It involves the liability of defendant for intoxicating liquor sold and delivered to him by plaintiff. The trial court found for defendant, and plaintiff appeals.—
1Opinion of the Court
Deemer, J.—
Plaintiff is engagéd in the wholesale liquor business at St. Joseph, Mo. It is not authorized to do business-.in this State, never having complied with the laws of this jurisdiction, although it sold liquor here. It had a traveling agent in Iowa who solicited and received orders for intoxicating liquors to be shipped from the house in Missouri. This agent received two orders from defendant, one for $59, and the other for $44.80. The first order *644.was shipped directly from St. Joseph, Mo., to defendant at Ute, Iowa; and the other was first shipped by plaintiff to one of its customers…
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