Warren v. Halley

Plaintiffs are dealers in pianos in the city of Detroit. In the month of August, 1893, one Armstrong called on the defendant and his wife, representing himself to be an agent for the plaintiffs, and, after some talk between the parties, Armstrong stated that he would send up a piano on approval. On the same day a piano was sent up from plaintiffs’ place of business toi defendant's house. The fact appears to be, as shown by the testimony of Mr. Joseph Warren, that at that time the only employment which Armstrong had was to go with Mr. Hands, another agent of the plaintiffs, to play pianos •…