Bangor & Portland Railway Co. v. American Bangor Slate Co.
52 A. 40, 203 Pa. 6, 1902 Pa. LEXIS 640
Opinion
The finding that the principal defendant, the American Bangor Slate Company of Pennsylvania, neither authorized nor ratified the contract which is the basis of this suit, and therefore was not bound by it, renders unnecessary the discussion of any of the other questions raised. The decree is affirmed on so much of the opinion of the court below as relates to that subject.
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Bangor & Portland Railway Co. v. American Bangor Slate Co., 52 A. 40, 203 Pa. 6, 1902 Pa. LEXIS 640 (Pa. 1902).
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