Crawford v. Turner

Mr. Presiding Justice Matchett

delivered the opinion of the court.

The material facts in this case can hardly be said to be in dispute. Defendants conduct a business known as the Taystee Bar B Q at 4638 Broadway. Plaintiff conducts a tavern under the name of the Pink Poodle at 502 South State street. In the course of their business defendants purchased meat from a butcher named William Kastel, who employed a collector named Williamson. About June 15, 1941, Kastel handed to Williamson for collection defendants’ bill. He called at defendants’ place of business for payment. The defendants paid to…