Leavenworth State Bank v. Wenatchee Northern Warehouse & Marketing Co.
Citations
- 119 Wash. 39
- 204 P. 1051
- 1922 Wash. LEXIS 739
Syllabus
<p>Principal and Agent (9) — Evidence of Agency — Sufficiency. An agreement of a box company to furnish a marketing company with a quantity of fruit boxes, over and above the written contract between them for boxes, constitutes a contract of sale and not one of agency.</p> <p>Frauds, Statute of (22) — Sale of Goods — Contract—Validity. An oral agreement for the sale of fruit boxes of a value amounting to thousands of dollars is void under Rem. Code, § 5290, requiring contracts for the sale of merchandise the value of fifty dollars or more to be in writing.</p>
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