McTee & Co. v. Ryder

— We are not favored with an appellee’s, brief and argument in this case, and therefore do not know what the appellee’s theory is.

The fact situation, briefly stated, is that the defendant made a written contract with the plaintiff for certain advertising material, which was later to be published in the local newspapers. The defense was that in the procurement of this written contract frauditlent representations were made by the agent of the plaintiff who secured said contract, the principal one being that it would cost the defendant 80 cents per week to publish this material in the local…