Dorman v. Boehringer

Appellee sued appellant to recover $600 for a breach of a contract of sale of corn. The cause was submitted to a jury on special issues, and upon the answers thereto judgment was rendered in favor of appellee for $600.

The evidence shows that appellant contracted to deliver to appellee at Eagle Pass, Tex., 12 cars of No. 2 sacked white corn at $1.01% a bushel. He failed to deliver the earn, and appellee was compelled, in order to meet his obligations, to buy corn on the market, which cost him from $1.05% to $1.- 07Ys a bushel. Appellant did not make known that he had a principal from whom, as…