Davis v. . Storage Co.

This action was brought to recover demurrage amounting to $8,939.37 which it was alleged had accrued upon a number of carload shipments of cotton consigned to, or deliverable to, the defendant warehouse company upon their private tracks in Greensboro, North Carolina, during the month of April, 1918.

The plaintiffs and defendant, through their counsel of record, agreed that the following facts may be "considered as proven":

"1. That the statement set forth in the first five paragraphs of the complaint are true, and that James C. Davis has been duly appointed as director general, and substituted…