B. J. Carney & Co. v. Murphy

HYATT, Justice.

Plaintiff corporation sued defendant for $25,199.41, alleging in substance that early in the year 1941 defendant, a pole maker, agreed to make and sell, and plaintiff agreed to purchase, at going prices, cedar poles and other wood products; that plaintiff agreed to assist defendant financially in the purchase of stumpage and timber lands, and to furnish supplies, and also advance reasonable sums to aid him in meeting his payrolls in the course of making and supplying such poles and wood products; that it was further agreed that credit would be given the defendant upon the books…