Legal Opinion
Jacks v. Blazer
Washington Supreme Court
Decided August 30, 1951No. 31672PublishedCited by 27 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtWeaver, J.
This action was brought by the seller to recover the price of three carloads of lumber ordered by, and delivered to, the buyer. The buyer admitted delivery and nonpayment, but cross-complained for substantial damages for alleged breach of contract.
In 1947, P. E. Jacks, one of the plaintiffs and respondents, was the sole owner and operator of J. B. Lumber Company at Clarkston, Washington. He manufactured and sold lumber. He was indebted to the Troy Lumber Company, of Lewiston, Idaho. That company, by its president, Axel R. Bohman, had financed Mr. Jacks’ total mill operations. The indebtedness…
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