Wisconsin Chair Co. v. I. G. Ely Co.

BROWN, Justice.

The appellant, the Wisconsin Chair Company, a corporation dealing in certain merchandise, has been selling its merchandise to appellees, Isadore G. Ely and Ben Ely, who composed the partnership firm known as the I. G. Ely Company, for a number of years. The record discloses that these goods were sold to appellees as coming from the New York Recording Laboratories, and appellees were so billed by invoices, showing that they so purchased the goods, wares, and merchandise. Being in arrears on certain of these goods, shipped on open account, on November 21, 1932, an original…