Lewis & Sims, Inc. v. Key Industries, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Washington
1Opinion of the Court
Swanson, J.—Lewis
and Sims, Inc., an Alaska corporation, was awarded a subcontract to install a water and sewer system in the town of North Pole, Alaska. As part of the contract Lewis and Sims was required to furnish all the pipe necessary to complete the project. Lewis and Sims placed an order on January 27, 1972, with Liberty Equipment and Supply Co. (Liberty), a Washington corporation, for a quantity of pipe sufficient to complete the project. The purchase order signed by Harold Sims of Lewis and Sims and given to Liberty recited the size, quantity and the fact that the pipe was to be…
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