Stock v. Meissner

Burkhard, District Judge.

This is an action by the seller of grain against a grain dealer and his bonding company for damages for the alleged failure of the grain dealer to pay the fair market value for grain delivered to the dealer.

From February 13 through February 20, 1974, the plaintiff-appellant, Eugene Stock (hereinafter called Stock), and his assignors delivered to defendantappellee Louis A. Meissner (hereinafter called Meissner), a licensed grain dealer buyer, 4,072.32 bushels of corn pursuant to an oral contract. The grain was to be paid for by Meissner on demand. During the period…