Holtan v. Bjornson
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFritz, C. J.
Upon the evidence introduced on the trial the court found:
That in December, 1949, Holtan visited Spring Valley and inquired of Bjornson regarding certain machinery which he was offering for sale, and that he gave Holtan prices on a nailer, a saw, and a planer, and that Holtan later purchased the nailer and the saw. That Holtan located Julius Erickson at Blair, Wisconsin, who was interested in buying a planer if he could trade lumber for it. That on January 5, 1950, Holtan took Erickson to Spring Valley to show him Bjorn-son’s planer and induced Erickson to buy it; and Holton also had in mind…
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