N. & G. Taylor Co. v. Anderson
Supreme Court of the United States
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Butleh
N. & G. Taylor Company, a partnership composed of Taylor and Justice, had long been engaged in the manü- facture of tin plate.: November 1, 1916, respondents and that partnership entered into a contract by which the former agreed to furnish, in fairly equal monthly quantities,. and the latter agreed to take and pay for the fuel oil required by it, estimated at 1,200,000 gallons, for the eight months ending June 30, Í917. On January 31/1917, the partners caused, petitioner to be organized, giving it the name of the partnership with the word “ Incorporated ” added. As'of February 1, 1917, the…
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