Continental Jewelry Co. v. Joseph

The appellant sued the appellee for a balance due for jewelry sold and delivered by it to the appellee on a written contract therefor. The appellee’s defense is that the contract signed by him is materially different from what he thought it was when he signed it. The evidence introduced by him in support of this contention is to the effect that an agent of the appellant called on him at his place of business and solicited permission for the appellant to ship jewelry on consignment to be paid for when delivered, to which he agreed, and told the agent to make selection of the jewelry for him.…