Inman v. W. E. Roche Fruit Co.

Some thirty-two cherry growers, residing in the Grandview District of Yakima county, formed a voluntary organization known as the Grand-view Cherry Pool, and appointed R. D. Inman, John Payne, and K. C. Parsons, as a committee to act for them for the purpose of selling their cherries during the fruit growing season of 1929. This committee entered a contract in writing with appellant, a fruit company engaged in business in Yakima county, Washington. Negotiations were carried on between the committee and W. E. Roche, president and manager of appellant. The contract which was entered into was…