Standard Rice Company, Inc. v. Dilday

Johnson, C. J.,

(on rehearing). On April 27, 1933, PI. D. Dilday, and his son, H. H. Dilday, and his son-in-law, W. W. Crandall, were the holders and owners of a portion of the rice crop which they had grown during the year 1932. There were three lots of. the rice, one being owned by II. D. Dilday individually, a second being owned by H. D. Dilday and his son, H. H. Dilday, and the third by Mr. Dilday and his son-in-law, W. W. Crandall. At that time J. K. Carr was the purchasing agent of the Standard Rice Company, Inc. It was his business to buy rough rice from rice farmers. Carr purchased the…