Bridges v. Shapleigh Hardware Co.

The appellant is a retail merchant at Corning, Arkansas, and the appellee is a wholesale merchant in St. Louis, Missouri. About August, 1929, the appellant wanted to purchase a number of radios to sell to his country trade. Mr. Bond was a traveling salesman for appellee, and appellant ordered through this salesman, Bond, two battery sets, which were received and sold, and proved entirely satisfactory. The appellant then ordered ten other sets of the same kind, and sold some of them, but they were unsatisfactory. Appellant then asked permission to return the radios, which the appellee refused.…