North & Co. v. Mendel & Brother
Supreme Court of Georgia
Statute of Frauds. Evidence. Contracts. Before Judge Harden. City Court of Savannah. May Term, 1884. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Hall, Justice..The plaintiffs brought suits againstM. Mendel & Brother, a firm composed, of Meyer. Mendel and Joseph Mendel, upon an account for five boxes pork bellies, 124 pieces, 2,817 pounds, at 8 cents, $225.36, sent from Boston on the 17th of January, 1884, to Savannah, per steamship City of Columbus. The goods were sent upon the order of George C. Freeman, who was alleged by the plaintiffs to be a broker, but who was regarded by the defendants as the plaintiffs’ agent, and dealt with by them, according to their evidence, in the latter character. This shipment ;was made upon a telegram,…
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