Hedges v. Louisiana Agricultural Supply Co.

On the third day of May, 1955, the appellant, Byron C. Hedges, a nonresident of this state residing at Excelsior Springs, Missouri, purchased from the appellee, Louisiana Agricultural Supply Company, Inc., of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, two one hundred pounds sacks of “Sart Sargo” sorghum seed to be planted on forty acres of land which was a part of the Montrose Plantation in Wilkinson County, Mississippi, and managed by his son, James C. Hedges. The sorghum seed was de-livered by the appellee at the Montrose Plantation in a truck of the appellee, was planted on the forty acres on the plantation,…