Griggs-Paxton Shoe Co. v. Friedheim

The opinion of the Court was delivered by

Mr. Acting Associate Justice Purdy.

In March, 1920, the plaintiff sold the defendant a bill of shoes to be shipped in the fail, and, from the testimony, that means a September shipment, and they were to have been paid for at the end of 30 days, with the privilege of a small stated discount off for cash. The shoes declined in price, and the plaintiff voluntarily entered two credits on the account, amounting in the aggregate to $120.

The shoes were in 12 cases, bound around with wire. All of the shipments were made in September of that year, and 90 per…