Enid Milling Co. v. United States

In this case, and in two others heard with it, a company engaged in milling in 1917 and subsequently seeks to recover certain sums paid by such company to the United States Food Administration as representing profits taken by the company as a licensed miljer in excess of the 25 cents per barrel allowed by the regulations of the Food Administration. The petition seeks the recovery of $7,984.82, which the facts show is less than the profits, in excess of 25 cents per barrel actually received by the plaintiff. The amount *401was arrived at in settlement, whereby certain concessions were made that…