Johnson v. National Sugar Manufacturing Co.

E. P. Johnson, plaintiff in error, hereinafter referred to as plaintiff, brought an action to recover judgment in the sum of $766.69 and interest from the National Sugar Manufacturing Company, a corporation, one of the defendants in error, hereinafter referred to as defendant. Upon motion of defendant, on November 5, 1925, H. E. Brayton, as trustee of the estate of J. F. Rife, a bankrupt, was made a party defendant, and thereafter the cause came at issue. Trial was had to the court on June 27, 1927; the matter was taken under advisement until October 22, 1928, when judgment for costs was…