Goldstein v. J. W. Carter Co.
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFullerton, J.
The respondent, Goldstein, is a retail shoe dealer, doing business in the city of Seattle under the trade name of Bernhard Shoe Co. The appellant, J. W. Carter Co., is a corporation, engaged in the business of manufacturing shoes at the city of Nashville, in the state of Tennessee, which shoes it sells to the retail trade. In July, 1927, the respondent purchased from the appellant, through its salesman, one Bradley, 142 pairs of shoes, from samples shown him by Bradley. The respondent paid for the shoes on their delivery to him, and placed them on his shelves for sale to his customers.
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