21126 | Ga. Ct. App. | May 15, 1931
1. A written agreement providing for the sale, by a corporation manufacturing medicines, extracts, stock foods, and other such goods, of such commodities, for resale by the purchaser to his own customers, the purchaser agreeing “to pay said company for all goods purchased under this agreement the current wholesale prices of such goods by remitting in cash each week to said company not less than 50 per cent, of the cash receipts from his business until his account, is balanced,” the contract further providing that it should continue in force so long as the account and the amount of the puróhases were satisfactory to the company, but providing that the purchaser or his guarantors might
2. In a suit for the purchase-price of goods furnished, the answer of the defendant, setting up that he had already remitted to the plaintiff more than one half of the cash receipts from resales of the goods purchased from the plaintiff, set forth no defense; and since the answer admitted the purchases and the correctness of the account, the court did not err in directing a verdict, on the pleadings, in favor of the plaintiff.
Judgment affirmed.