BELL, Chief Justice.
Appellee sued appellant for the value of certain steel beams. He recovered judgment for $1,892.80 together with attorney's fees of $500. Recovery was allowed by the Trial Court on the theory of an implied contract, the appellant having received and disposed of the beams.
There is no real dispute in the facts. On or about May 12, 1955, a man named Borden contacted Mr. Chenowith, who was employed by appellee, and asked if appellee would...
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