Meyers Stores, Inc. v. Wurzburg Brothers

Appellant, a corporation engaged in the business of selling shoe polish to jobbers, committed a breach of a contract to purchase a large quantity of bottles from appellees, and a controversy arose as to the amount of damage it should pay on that account.

Appellees brought this suit to recover the damages, and in support of their claim Reginald Wurzburg, a member of their firm, testified that a settlement was effected whereby appellant agreed to pay the sum of $177.96 on account of the bottles on hand, and the additional sum of $161.83 for freight on the shipment from the factory where the…