National Pumps Corporation v. Bruning

The National Pumps Corporation, an Ohio corporation, brought this suit against Carl W. Handlin and H.J. and Theodore G. Bruning, alleging that in July, 1938, Handlin had been appointed as its representative for the purpose of selling gasoline pumps and air compressors manufactured by it, and that it consigned to Handlin two pumps and an air compressor valued at $398.93; that in the early part of the year 1939, Handlin ceased to represent the plaintiff and failed to return the equipment consigned to him; that in the meanwhile the machinery had been placed by Handlin in a building which he…