Sterrett v. Stoddard Lumber Co.

The Stoddard Lumber Company, an Oregon corporation, was engaged in manufacturing and selling lumber at Baker, Oregon, in the year 1930. Its principal office was at Baker, Oregon, and its credit manager resided there; the bookkeeping and accounting department was at Ogden, Utah. During that year it accepted, at its Baker office, orders for the sale of lumber in the sum of $1,908.70, to the C. C. Wooda.ll Company, Inc., a Washington corporation, which was engaged in business at Yakima, Washington. Application for appointment of a receiver for the corporation was made on October 7, 1931. On…