Courtney Shoe Co. v. E. W. Curd & Son
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Barren Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Chief Justice Hobson—
'Reversing.
The Courtney Shoe Company is a wholesale house doing business in St. Louis, Missouri; E. W. Curd & Son are merchants doing business at Cave City, Kentucky. On August 22, 1909, Curd & Son gave W. B. Yater, a traveling salesman of the Courtney Shoe Company, two orders, one for stock shoes amounting to $49.15, the other for sample shoes amounting to $1,772.35, both to he shipped as soon as it could. The order though made on the 22d was dated the 21st, as the 22d was Sunday. It was mailed to the house by the drummer, reaching the house ,on…
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