Johnson v. Associated Seed Growers, Inc.

John P. Johnson, a farmer, seeks to recover $229.81 from the defendant, Associated Seed Growers, Inc., for peas delivered by him at the plant of Blair Canning Company (hereinafter called the “Canning Company”) in July, 1937. Upon the trial plaintiff introduced proof to the following effect. Prior to April, 1937, he and forty-eight other pea growers had made written contracts with the Canning Company, under which it sold pea seed to them for which they agreed to pay and raise a crop of peas to be sold and delivered to the Canning Company at an agreed price. It was then indebted for the seed to…