J. W. Starr & Sons Lumber Co. v. York

While counsel for the defendant insists upon our consideration of the general grounds, each and every argument is predicated upon the theory of agency or no agency. The evidence is amply sufficient to sustain the verdict.

We shall, therefore—following the argument and citations of authority of counsel for both the plaintiff and the defendant— proceed to secure a complete picture of the agency question here involved. It is sometimes difficult to evaluate evidence into our present concept of agency as reflected by legislation and adjudication so as to avoid abrogation or extension of the…