W.T. Rawleigh Co. v. Freeland
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
J.L. Freeland and the plaintiff signed an agreement whereby plaintiff obligated itself to sell to Freeland reasonable quantities of its products, as by him ordered, at current wholesale prices and on such terms as to payment as should be fixed by plaintiff. Mrs. M.A. Blankenship and J.H. Thompson by written instrument bound themselves in solido as sureties for Freeland to pay the price of all products sold him by plaintiff. Business under the contract covered less than three months during which time sales to Freeland amounted to $455.49, whereas credits amounted to only $161.24. Plaintiff…
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