Buschow Lumber Co. v. Ellis

Appellee sued 'Buschow Lumber' Company, a foreign corporation, and Eugene Blackwell, for $750 alleged to be due as compensation for services rendered defendants in locating and purchasing timber. It was alleged that Blackwell was the agent or partner of the corporation in the purchase of the timber,, hut took the title thereto in his own name for the corporation."' A verdict was rendered against the corporation only, from which is this appeal. As no judgment was rendered against Blackwell it will not be necessary to consider whether Blackwell had rendered himself personally liable to appellee.