Williams-Abbott Electric Co. v. Model Electric Co.

The plaintiff corporation is a dealer in electrical machinery and supplies at Cleveland, Ohio, and during the year 1905 made twenty sales of its goods to the defendant, a corporation doing business at Burlington, Iowa. The goods thus sold included a very large number of items, and aggregated in value something more than $1,000. The bills of the several sales ranged in amount from seventy-three cents to $176.25; four of them being for amounts in excess of $100.- The precise terms upon which this business was done are a matter of some controversy, but it seems to be fairly well established that…