Lee Rubber & Tire Corp. v. Camfield

Carlbton Harris, Chief Justice.

Appellant, Lee Rubber & Tire Corporation, instituted suit against G-. E. Camfield, d/b/a Camfield Tire & Tread Company, in the amount of $2,037.70, representing merchandise purchased from appellant by appellee. The merchandise was camel back rubber, which appellee, a tire dealer of Springdale, used in recapping tires. Appellee answered, and filed a cross-complaint, alleging that the rubber sold to him by appellant company was unfit for the purpose for which it was intended, and that, as a result, Camfield had been damaged in the sum of $48,500. The cause was…