McKnight v. Anderson

1. In an action on an account for the purchase-price of merchandise delivered and not paid for, memoranda containing description of merchandise, date of delivery, unit price, amount delivered, amount due, receipt therefor, etc., are not inadmissible in evidence because other parties than both seller and buyer are named therein, parol evidence being admissible to show who sold the merchandise described therein, who bought it, and to whom it was delivered. Such memoranda are admissible for the purpose of showing the amount of merchandise delivered, the unit price charged therefor, the amount…