Sutton v. Farmers Union Warehouse Co.

John Y. Sutton brought suit against the Farmers Union Warehouse Company, a corporation, on an open account for money which he had paid out for the use of the corporation. By consent the case was tried by the judge without the intervention of a jury, and he found in favor of the plaintiff the sum of $37.50. The plaintiff' excepts to this finding. The facts in the case, substantially stated, are as follows: The Farmers Union Warehouse Company, through its board of directors, elected John Y. Sutton as the general manager of the company, with authority to take charge of its affairs and conduct…