St. Mary’s Oil Engine Co v. Jackson Ice & Fuel Co.

This action is by appellee, a domestic corporation, against the appellant, a nonresident or foreign corporation that has not qualified under the provisions of the Constitution and the statutes enacted in pursuance thereof, requiring foreign corporations to Rave a known place of business and to designate an agent upon whom process may be served. Constitution 1901, § 232.

The controversy between the parties arises out of a sale of two “St Mary’s Diesel Oil Engines” and the equipment necessary to their installation, sold by the defendant to the plaintiff, and for which the plaintiff had paid in…