Bonetti

Colma Vegetable Assn. v. Bonetti

Good Law
91 Cal. App. 103·267 P. 172
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaApril 18, 1928Docket Nos. 5598, 6232.California3,383 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Mubphey, J.

This is an appeal upon the judgment-roll alone. The facts, as developed by the findings, are substantially as follows: The defendant G. Bonetti & Company is a copartnership of which G. Bonetti is a member and has been a member during all the time covered by the transaction involved in this litigation; that there were other members of said copartnership; that the defendant copartnership became a member of the Colma Vegetable Association, the plaintiff in this action, in May, 1922; that the plaintiff association, a nonprofit corporation, was at all the times mentioned in the complaint a co-operative marketing association without capital stock, organized and existing by virtue of the laws of this state; that it was the purpose of said co-operative marketing association to market vegetables and food products without profit to itself and with a reasonable profit to its membership; that at all said times the defendant copartnership has been engaged in and carrying on the business of farming, raising and producing agricultural products for sale and during all said time transacted and conducted said business under the common or firm name of G. Bonetti & Company; that in May, 1922, said…

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