Levy v. Prinzmetal

I dissent. As noted in the majority opinion, there is a conflict in the evidence as to what conversation *924took place at defendants’ house, but there is testimony to support the implied finding that the defendants ordered $200 of meat to replace that which was spoiled. The defendants claimed that it was to be replaced at the expense of Amana or its insurance carrier. The implied finding of the court is against this contention. There is no evidence that there was any connection between the freezer company and the meat company except as above stated. In fact, Gaskin of the meat company testified…