Richard's Paint Mfg., Co. v. Onyx Paints, Inc.

LETTS, Chief Judge.

Originally, a paint dealer sued a customer for an account stated in the sum of $2,458 for paint supplied. The customer counterclaimed for breach of expressed and implied warranties resulting in actual damages incurred. The paint dealer then filed a third-party complaint against the manufacturer of all of the paint supplied to the customer and all the rest of the paint ever purchased by the dealer from the manufacturer, including paint having nothing to do with the subject of the original complaint. The total of all this paint purchased was over $10,000, all of which sum was…