Hughes Lumber Co. v. Madisonville Saw & Planing Mill
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtMay, Judge
ad hoc. This is a suit by the Hughes Lumber Company, a Mississippi corporation, against Dendinger, Inc., owner and operator of the Madisonville Saw & Planing Mill.
The claim is for five hundred and forty-three dollars, ninety-five cents ($543.95), being the contract price of certain lumber, purchased by defendant from plaintiff.
On September 27, 1920, defendant sold to the Lucas E. Moore Stave Company, Inc., of New Orleans, a carload of lumber, at the price of forty dollars ($40.00) per thousand feet, “F.O.B. New Orleans,” “Ship at once”.
On or about October- 19, 1920, W. L. Tomlin, an employe…
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