Cobb v. Hills-Corbet Co.

(after stating the facts as above).

The appellants contend that it was error to hold that the contract was am agreement for a conditional sale, and they argue that at the time when it was made the appellees had nothing to sell, that the lumber company was merely employing them to build and equip their mill according to plans and specifications at a cost not to exceed a specified sum, that in buying the machinery and fulfilling the contract the appellees were merely agents or employees, and that in paying for the same out of their own funds they but advanced the purchase money as agents for…