Legal Opinion
Seaboard Dairy Credit Corp. v. Herman
California Court of Appeal
Decided June 18, 1934No. Civ. No. 1235PublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the Court
HAINES, J., pro tem.
As of date July 25, 1930, respondent D. M. Herman, of Wasco, California, a grower of alfalfa hay, executed to one George E. Martin, operating at Los Angeles, California (apparently under the fictitious name Vernon Feed & Milling Co.), a bill of sale acknowledging receipt from Martin of $5,500, and, in consideration thereof, conveying to Martin:
“Five hundred (500) tons No. 1 quality baled alfalfa bay, now stored in barns located on lots 90 and 211-31 Fourth Extension Colony.
“Said hay to be loaded on cars F. O. B. Wasco, California, as ordered by the buyer, on or before…
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