Gleason v. Bush

Upon December 13, 1912, plaintiff purchased from Growers and Shippers’ Exchange, a corporation now insolvent, a quantity of apples in cold storage, and received from its business manager the usual order upon the storage warehouse therefor. Mr. Gleason, who was at the time the vice president and a director of the corporation, had prior thereto dealt through it in the sale of fruits, with a result that it had become indebted to him in an amount in excess of $2,000. Upon the purchase of these apples and the delivery to him of the warehouse order, he was given credit upon this account for their…