Case Manufacturing Co. v. Soxman

Citations

• 138 U.S. 431
• 11 S. Ct. 360
• 34 L. Ed. 1019
• 1891 U.S. LEXIS 2098

Syllabus

<p>In this case the plaintiff having accepted notes of a limited liability company in settlement, set up that the acceptance was made through a misunderstanding. Held, that evidence tending to show knowledge that the plaintiff at the time of the acceptance was a limited liability company was admissible.</p> <p>When in a case in which the facts are found by the court instead of a jury, there is any evidence tending to support the- finding, this' court will not review it.</p> <p>It appearing from the evidence of one of the plaintiff’s witnesses that during the dates of these transactions he was acting as its financial manager, his acts in that capacity cannot be repudiated.</p>