Roethke v. Philip Best Brewing Co.
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Saginaw Circuit.
1Opinion of the Court
Campbell, J:
Roethke was sued for beer furnished by defendants in error, who were a corporation located in Milwaukee. The beer was sold after verbal negotiations with an agent, carried on at Roethke’s store in Saginaw City. The jury *341having found the transactions were sale, and not agency, several questions otherwise material cease to be so.
Part of the beer was sent under the Saginaw city negotiations, and the sale was held by the court below to have been void under the Michigan liquor law. The remainder was sent from Milwaukee on separate orders, and held by. the court to be valid foreign…
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