Kelly Springfield Tire Co. v. Oakley
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtStephens, J.
This action was instituted by plaintiff, Kelly Springfield Tire Company, a corporation, on April 12, 1929, against P. M. Oakley, and the Rogers Service Station, a partnership, and the individual members of the partnership, G. A. Rogers and D. A. Woodard, all of Bien-ville parish, La.
The plaintiff alleges that it sold and delivered to P. M. Oakley, who was conducting an automobile service station, merchandise on which account there was a balance due and unpaid of $1,056.78; that said Oakley had in May or June, 1928, sold in bulk and out of the usual course of business his entire stock of goods…
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