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- Title: Mark Clark v. Thayne Gneiting
- Author : Supreme Court of Idaho No. 10956
- Release Date : January 25, 1972
- Genre: Law,Books,Professional & Technical,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 59 KB
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During the events here in issue, the appellant, Mr. Thayne Gneiting, operated a farm near Blackfoot, Idaho, and owned the M & G Dairy in Logan, Utah. Until approximately January 1, 1964, appellant and one Veldon Miller had operated the M & G Dairy as partners. At that time, the partnership was terminated and Miller became an employee of the appellant. Miller's function, as appellant described it at trial, was to oversee day-to-day operations on the dairy premises. Besides seeing that the milk reached the creamery, Miller's duties as overseer included feeding, milking and caring for the cows. On February 1, 1964, Miller traveled to Wyoming to look for a supply of hay suitable for the dairy. He found such a supply of hay owned by the respondent, Mr. Mark Clark, Jr., and offered to purchase the hay on behalf of the dairy. Respondent agreed to sell a portion thereof consisting of at least 100 tons, at $20 per ton, if the buyer would assume the cost of hauling it to Utah. At this time, Miller phoned appellant, who later testified that during this call he agreed to buy the hay for the dairy if it was good hay. Miller then wrote a check for $2,000 drawn on the M & G Dairy. Subsequently, Miller had a third man, one Victor Tippets, remove the hay from respondent's property in several loads.