F. R. Conant Co. v. Lavin

The question of this case, with regard to which exceptions by the defense are insisted to apply, is presented by simple and undisputed facts.

From time before and inclusive of that of the transaction in dispute, Mr. S. F. Lavin, the defendant, was treasurer and manager of the Metropolitan Auction Rooms, the corporation in Lewiston of that name. In 1917 or 1918, to begin at the beginning and trace to the instant situation, Mr. Lavin and the F. R. Conant Company first dealt together. At that time the company sold him the lumber that built his garage. About two years later Mr. Lavin was vendor to…