Powers v. Macris

At the trial the question was whether a bill for printing various letterheads, envelopes, cards, and menus was owed by the defendant as an individual or by the cor*261poration South Shore Farms, Inc., of which the defendant was treasurer and general manager, and in which he owned a quarter of the stock.

The corporation, which was the actual “recipient” of the printed matter, was engaged in business from June, 1937, until October, 1938, after which it went into receivership. The plaintiff’s intestate and the defendant had been friends for a number of years. On May 2, 1937, the defendant gave the…