Grusin v. Old Springs Distilling Co.

In a suit to recover the price of whisky it appeared that the agent of a wholesale whisky dealer solicited and took an order from the defendant at his place of business, at Augusta, Georgia, for the sale of a certain quantity of whisky. The agent sent the order to his principal in another State, who testified: “This order was received through the mail by us on December 31st, 1910, from our salesman, O’Connor. The order was in no way conditional, but a straight order for the goods. The order was accepted at Cincinnati, Ohio, and the goods shipped to defendant, , . marked and consigned to J.…