Barlow v. Lincoln-Williams Twist Drill Co.

This is an action to-recover damages from defendant for its refusal to accept and - pay for" 25 tons of high-speed steel, which it contracted for in writing, with the firm of Lowenthal & Co., on June 25, 1910. The defendant is a resident of Massachusetts. Lowenthal & Co. are residents of New York, with an office in Detroit. Lowenthal & Co. assigned their cause of action to Adolph Barlow, a resident of Detroit, and he brought this suit, and at the same time garnished Lowenthal & Co., his assignors, who were owing defendant $1,000 for drills. ‘ Substituted service was made in pursuance of .the…