Morris v. Gilham-Schoen Electric Co.

Gilliam-Schoen Electric Company brought suit against E. G. Morris, doing business as Morris Hardware Company to the April, 1926, quarterly term of the city court of Waynesboro, upon an open account for the purchase-price of a radiola and accessories. In his answer the defendant denied indebtedness, alleged that the machine was so defective that he was forced to take it back from a customer to whom he had sold it and return it to the seller, and asked for a judgment of $50 “for time of salesman and $91.75 commissions on the sale of the machine.” On April 27, 1927, the court sustained a…