Dixie Mills Supply Co. v. Town of Homer

This suit is to recover of the Town of Homer the sum of $516.60 with interest, alleged to 'be the balance due on a bill of piping sold and delivered to the town and used by it in the construction of its water mains.

The defense is, that there was a compromise agreement by which a third party paid the sum of $8,000.00 in full settlement of the account.

The judgment of the lower court rejected plaintiff’s demand and it has appealed.

OPINION

In the months of March and April, 1920, the Town of Homer, through the mayor and board of aldermen, purchased from plaintiff a lot of piping for the…