TM Partridge Lumber Co. v. Michigan Cent. R. Co.

OTIS, District Judge.

On April 18, 1922, the plaintiff in error, defendant below and hereinafter referred to as the defendant, shipped a ear of cedar poles from St. Boniface, Manitoba, to itself at Pinconning, Mich. Later the shipment was reeonsigned, and on or about May 16, 1922, delivered to the Detroit Edison Company at Detroit. Defendant should have paid defendant in error, plaintiff below and hereinafter referred to as plaintiff, $345.63 as freight charges. It did pay $386.50, or $40.87 more than was justly due. It claimed a refund, and was erroneously refunded $60.21 more than the amount…