Buck v. Nash-Finch Company
South Dakota Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
SMITH, Judge.
The above entitled actions were consolidated for trial and appeal pursuant to stipulation of -counsel. Tri-al wa-s had to the co-urt without a jury. O-n the theory that Nash-Finch Company, a Delaware cbrporation, defendant above named, was liable as the undisclosed principal -of one Lawrence Boe deker, doing business under the name of Piggly Wiggly First Avenue Market in Mitchell, South Dakota, the trial court awarded several judgments to the above named plaintiffs against Nash-Finch Company for merchandise sold and delivered to Boedeker. This appeal followed.
The trial court…
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