Southern Can Co. v. Sayler
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtDigges, J.
Owen A. Hartlove, a resident of Baltimore City, trading as the Hartlove Packing Company, was engaged in the packing of canned goods, operating during the year 1925 five canneries in different parts of the state. P. D. Gradman and I. J. Gradman, trading as P. D. Gradman & Brother, were residents of Littletown, Pennsylvania, and were also engaged in the packing of canned goods. During the year 1925 they operated a cannery known as the Melrose Cannery, located in Melrose, Maryland. On the 14th day of April, 1925, the Southern Can Company, the appellant here, agreed in writing to sell at…
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