Acorn Lumber Co. v. Friedlander Box Co.

Plaintiff brought suit against the defendant to recover $344.43, being the price of two lots of lumber sold and delivered to the Friedlander Box Company, not incorporated, plaintiff’s theory being that after the sale and delivery of the lumber, the box company was incorporated and the assets of the box company, not incorporated, were turned over to the corporation in payment of 2,000 shares of stock. The defendant filed an affidavit of merits and afterwards on the 8th day of January, 1925, the matter came on for hearing and the defendant being absent, there was a finding and judgment in…