Boise Payette Lumber Co. v. Sarret

— This is an appeal by J. M. Stevens from a judgment in favor of respondent and against Sarret & Stevens, a copartnership. It appears from the record that, during the years 1919 and 1920, certain goods, wares and merchandise, consisting of lumber, fence posts, barbed wire, nails, corrugated iron, paint, coal, etc., were sold and delivered by respondent to the firm of Sarret & Stevens, a copartnership engaged in the business of raising and selling sheep. The purchases were made by Sarret in the name of the copartnership. It does not appear that appellant Stevens was informed that the purchases…