Northwestern Finance Co. v. Russell
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBeals, J.
From on or about January 1, 1929, until the following July, one W. P. Watkins was engaged in business in the city of Wenatchee as a dealer in Hupmobile cars, under the trade name of Watkins Motor Company. During at least the first portion of this period, Charles H. Rose was a salesman in the employ of Mr. Watkins, and early in January plaintiff, Northwestern Finance Company, a corporation which was dealing in commercial paper of various classes, was requested by Mr. Watkins to purchase a contract of conditional sale which Mr. Watkins stated he was about to enter into with Mr. Rose, whereby…
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