Ten Broek v. Winn Boiler Compound Co.

The defendant is a manufacturing corporation, and *20is sued in this action for the value of goods sold and delivered to it, to the amount of $93.95. The contract for the goods was made by the defendant’s president,, and the articles bought were used by it in its business. The amount of the bill is not disputed. There was a judgment for the plaintiffs in the lower court.

A by-law of the defendant’s, which was offered in evidence, prescribed that no officer, agent, or servant of the defendant company should have power to bind the' company for the purchase of any article, or to contract any debt…