Litchfield v. Green

H. H. Green, hereinafter called plaintiff, brought suit against P. W. Litchfield, hereinafter called defendant, and K. B. McMicken, for the reasonable value of his services as an architect, which plaintiff alleged he had performed for defendant and McMicken at their request. The case was tried to the court and judgment was rendered in fayor of plaintiff and against Litchfield in the sum of $450. Prom this the latter has appealed.

There is but one question involved in this appeal, and that is whether or not the evidence was legally sufficient to show that McMicken was defendant’s agent for the…