Southeast Lumber Export Co. v. Friend

The appellant complains of a decree entered against it by the lower court, wherein it is adjudged that appellant is indebted to appellee in the principal sum of $25,000.00.

At the First January rules, 1930, appellee filed his bill of complaint against appellant, Elmer S. Anderson, Henri Isaacsen and others. The material allegations of the bill are, in substance: That appellee is a New York corporation engaged in the manufacture, purchase and sale of timber, logs and lumber, with its principal offices in the city of New York; that, pursuant to the laws of this State, it made application to the…