G. I. Frazier Co. v. Owensboro Stave & Barrel Co.
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Daviess Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
*302OPINION op the .Court by
Judge Hurt
Affirming.
The Gr. I. Frazier Company was the appellant, doing business as a stave dealer, with office in Nashville, Tennessee. Hiram Blow and Company was a partnership, which was engaged in dealing in barrel staves, with offices in Nashville, Tennessee, in the same building in which Gr. I. Frazier had his office. Y. J. Blow had control of the active management of the affairs of Hiram Blow & Company, and H. B. Carter was also a general manager for Hiram Blow & Company. The Owensboro Stave & Barrel Company was a corporation, engaged in the business of a cooper…
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