Anderson v. White Co.

Citations

• 68 Wash. 568
• 123 P. 1009
• 1912 Wash. LEXIS 1332

Syllabus

<p>Sales — Parties—Execution—Evidence—Sueeiciency. The evidence establishes that the contract for the sale of an automobile was not made by the defendant, the manufacturer, but by a local company, where it appears that the local company had the exclusive right to sell defendant’s cars at the city of A., which cars it purchased of defendant at a discount, that the local company was assisted in making the sale to the plaintiff by defendant’s traveling salesman, to whom a check was given as a deposit, and who drew up a memorandum of the agreement signing his own name and that of the local company, and where the local company in dealings with the defendant always claimed that it made the sale, the formal order for the car being subsequently signed by plaintiff and the local company, the defendant not being a party to the contract.</p>