C. v. Hill & Co. v. Interstate Electric Co. of Shreveport

DREW, Judge.

Beginning in January, 1937, plaintiff had an arrangement with defendant whereby it shipped to defendant for sale certain goods owned by plaintiff, consisting of refrigerators, show cases, meat counters, etc., to be used for industrial purposes. It was agreed that whenever defendant sold any of the goods or wares that it would pay plaintiff the agreed net price within ten days, subject to the usual discount. None of the goods or wares were to be paid for until sold by defendant.

The above arrangement continued until about August 15, 1937, at which time for reasons unexplained…