McClarran v. Longdin-Brugger Co.

The parties stand in this court in an order the reverse of that held in the court below, and will be referred to as plaintiff and defendant, as they were in that court. Plaintiff sued defendant for $191.52, as the balance due on an account based upon a written order for ten Close-Tite automobile tops.

Defendant for answer, in substance, denied the corporate existence of plaintiff, and denied that it owed plaintiff anything, for the reason that plaintiff had violated its contract by shipping to defendant imperfect and defective goods, and violated its agreement that it would not sell its goods…