J. I. Case Threshing MacH. Co. v. Beavers

The facts from which the present controversy arose are as follows: The appellee Beavers was a resident of Knox county, Tex., and owned a farm and ranch in that county. W. F. Snody was the local dealer and J. F. Preston was a traveling salesman for the appellant threshing machine company. In the month of July, 1919. Beavers became interested in buying a tractor and plows. The appellant machine company was engaged in the business of manufacturing and selling such plows, having a general agency for the state of Texas at Dallas, with local dealers and traveling salesmen. Snody, appellant's local…