Compton v. Three Rivers Glass Co.

The material facts in this suit are without contradiction. The Keen-Kola' Manufacturing Company, a corporation, was engaged in the wholesale manufacture and sale of bottled drinks. It manufactured the drinks and sold them to their respective customers in cases, the purchaser depositing a certain amount to insure the return of the empty bottles and cases. It purchased from defendant in error, Three Rivers Glass Company, a large number of bottles on'which was stamped either the word “keen” or “winner.” On March 8, 1929, defendant in error shipped to the Keen-Kola Manufacturing Company a large…