H. D. Taylor Co. v. J. H. Jonas & Sons
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
FRICKE, J., pro tem.
Appellant brought action upon a book account for an alleged unpaid balance of $1209.47 for merchandise sold and delivered to defendants and included a second cause of action for this amount on the theory of an account stated.
Appellant states, as the facts of the case, that appellant, located at Buffalo, New York, received through J. S. Zim merman, its authorized agent, a verbal order from J. H. Jonas of Los Angeles, on February 23, 1924, for five pieces of mohair to be shipped by express, part at once and the balance in thirty days; that the first shipment arrived about…
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