Grams v. Idaho National Harvester Co.

Citations

• 105 Wash. 602
• 178 P. 815
• 1919 Wash. LEXIS 618

Syllabus

<p>Corporations (263) — Foreign Corporations — Process — Doing Business in State—Evidence—Sueeiciency. A foreign manufacturing company is doing business in this state, within Rem. Code, § 226, subd. 9, relating to tbe service of process, where it had on hand in a warehouse a large list of extras and repair parts of machines sold, to be sold and accounted for as its property by the warehouse company.</p> <p>Same (263) — Foreign Corporations — Process — Service on “Agent.” An employee of a foreign manufacturing company is an “agent” for the service of process, where he was employed to do whatever was directed by the general manager and was sent to A. county in this state to check up and take possession of the company’s stock of goods.</p>