Wright Co. v. Saul

(After stating the foregoing facts.) The question to be determined is whether the defendants who organized “The Jardín” are liable as partners for the goods for which they were alleged to be indebted. Plaintiff insists that the goods were all ordered in August, and that their rights then became “vested;” that at that time the corporation was “non-existent,” that there was no corporation de jure or de facto, and that “if a party contracts as agent when in fact he has no principal, he will be personally liable.” We cannot agree with learned counsel for the plaintiff in error that either one of…