Wenzel v. Morris Distributing Co.

Opinion by

Mb. Justice Pomeroy,

In. June, 1966, the plaintiff-appellee, Gilbert Wenzel, filed a complaint in assumpsit naming as defendant the Morris Distributing Co., Inc., a foreign corporation (hereinafter “Morris”). The complaint alleged that Morris, a wholesaler of electrical appliances, through its agent, one Robert Madigan, had entered into an oral contract with plaintiff in 1959; that under the terms of that contract the plaintiff, doing business as Wenzel Appliances, was “to take on and sell” at retail RCA appliances purchased from Morris; that within an undefined area plaintiff was to…