Marquette Cement Manufacturing Co. v. Treas Lumber Co.

Opinion op the CotjRt by

Judge Dietzmapt

Reversing.

This suit was brought by the appellant, Marquette Cement Manufacturing Company, hereinafter called the “cement company,” to recover the sale price of two carloads of cement sold by it to the appellee, Treas Lumber Company, hereinafter called the “lumber company,” in the year 1930. The lumber company by its answer admitted the debt but pleaded a counterclaim in a sum of $391.30, leaving a balance due the cement company of $74.14, for which it confessed judgment. By reply, the cement company controverted the grounds of the counterclaim, and on…