Givner v. United States Hoffman MacHinery Corp.
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
By FUNK, J.
Defendant relies on two claimed errors for a reversal of said judgment and decree:
First, that the court erred in rejecting evidence offered by defendant to show that his wife, Becky Givner, was the owner of the business known as “Givner’s Dry Cleaning,” and that he was acting only as agent for her when he purchased the machine and signed said contract.
Defendant sought to prove that his wife was the contracting party and was responsible as such, although she was not named in the contract as the contracting party, and the manner in which the. defendant signed the contract did…
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