112 Wis. 181 | Wis. | 1901
We have found it unnecessary to consider the question whether the answer states'any defense to the action. The testimony of the defendant was all taken, and is preserved in the bill of exceptions. Upon that testimony, we think the court was right in directing a verdict for the plaintiffs upon the merits. The defendant’s testimony shows that he practically left the operation of the candy store in the hands of his son. He says: “The boy got all the bills. I let the boy get the mail. He read it, and answered it. When freight came for the candy store, I sent small boys for it. They took it to the candy store. When they opened the boxes, I went over and make a look. I saw Roundy, Peckham & Co. were shipping goods all the time. I could
By the Court.— Judgment affirmed.