Weinberg

Weinberg v. John A. Vaughan Corp.

Good Law
137 Cal. App. 55·1934 Cal. App. LEXIS 876·29 P.2d 862
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaFebruary 21, 1934Docket No. 8167.California852 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Craig, J.

In an action for an alleged balance remaining unpaid upon a contract price of printing, judgment in favor of defendant was rendered by the court without a jury. A motion to vacate said judgment was denied. The plaintiff appealed from the judgment and ruling last mentioned.

The parties having entered into a contract in writing for certain weekly advertising, through a purported agent of the respondent, and the same having been fully performed, suit was commenced- for the amount claimed to be due thereon. Thereafter a motion for a new trial was granted. An action instituted in the municipal court against said agent for the same amount, upon a complaint wherein it was alleged that the ‘defendant was an agent and officer of said corporation defendant in the superior court action, but did not have the right or authority to make said contract for his pretended principal, later resulted in a judgment in favor of the plaintiff. Subsequently thereto, in the instant case for the same obligation and upon the original contract, upon calling the same for a new trial the defendant corporation was permitted to file a supplemental answer in which it alleged all of the foregoing proceedings. The…

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