Michael Distributing Co. v. Tobin
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
SPARKS, J. pro tem. *
The instant litigation arose out of the attempt by plaintiff, Michael Distributing Company, Inc., doing business as Economy Lumber Company, to collect for lumber supplied in the building of a number of units in a housing project known as “Southgate Units No. 1 and 2.” Judgment was entered in its favor for $11,704.20 and against defendant, Herbert D. Tobin, appellant herein.
Error is predicated upon: (1) the alleged insufficiency of the evidence to show an actionable promise by appellant Tobin as a personal obligation to pay for the lumber; (2) the finding by the trial…
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