Porter v. Baretich

In his complaint in this action, plaintiff alleges that one Perry E. Joy, February 17, 1927, sold to defendants a cash register at the reasonable and agreed price of $415.25; that defendants were given credit on the purchase price of the new machine in the sum of $102.75 for an old machine, turned in by defendants, and for a cash payment of $37.50; that thereafter the Remington Cash Register Sales Association, Inc., a Washington corporation (in which Perry E. Joy, his father and a brother were interested and which was the local sales agent of the manufacturer of Remington cash registers),…