Auzenne v. American Book Bindery Co.

MARTIN, Chief Justice.

In this case we are called upon to review the record of a judgment entered against the plaintiffs in error by the municipal court of the District of Columbia.

The case was begun by the filing of a declaration in which the American Book Bindery Company, as plaintiff, sued Gustav Auzenne, George Butler, and George Handy, as defendants, for money alleged to be due from them upon a contract whereby one Harry Horton, trading under the name of Precision Publishing Company, contracted to print for the defendants 250 copies of a certain publication to be known as “1933 ‘Bison’…