G. C. Outten Grain Co. v. Grace

The record presents for review a decree rendered by the circuit court against appellants, defendants in the circuit court. Stripped of unnecessary verbiage, the bill averred that appellee, a corporation, was engaged in the business of buying and selling grain, and that appellant Grace was engaged in the occupation of farming. That on September 8, 1922, appellee purchased from Grace the com then growing and maturing at the stipulated price of 42 cents per bushel, the com to be delivered on “husking days”; that appellee delivered its memorandum of such sale to Grace and paid him as the purchase…