Calcasieu Paper Co., Inc. v. Memphis Paper Co.

The material question in this case is whether or not the parties contracted with one another.

Complainant sued defendant on open account for paper sold and delivered to it in May 1946 amounting to $9395.68.

Defendant admitted by its answer the correctness of the debt, but by cross-bill sought a recovery of complainant for $3943.10 for damages for breach of contracts appearing in the form of twenty-five separate orders for paper which it was alleged complainant had accepted but refused to deliver in full.

The decree was for the defendant on its cross-bill in the sum of $3255.46 so that the net…