Wyoming Wool Marketing Ass'n v. Woodruff

Wyoming Wool Marketing Association, a corporation, formerly Wyoming Cooperative Wool Marketing Association, hereinafter called the Association, sued William Woodruff and H. D.’ Bischoff, individually and as a partnership, for an alleged deficiency of $9,153.32 arising by reason of the difference between the moneys advanced to the partners and the net receipts from sale of their wool, together with interest thereon, and claimed to be due the Association under the terms of a marketing agreement dated June 7, 1951. By this agreement the partners, as defendants will hereinafter be designated,…