Forsyth Furniture Lines, Inc. v. Druckman
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
ROSE, Circuit Judge.
The Forsyth Furniture Lines, Inc., the plaintiff in error here, was plaintiff below. It sued the defendant in error, A. M; Druekman, a citizen of New York, to recover something over $40,000, the loss it said it sustained in consequence of defendant’s refusal to take and pay for a large lot of furniture which it had bought from it. The parties will be referred to as the buyer and the seller, respectively.
*213The seller is a manufacturar of furniture at Winston-Salem, N. C.; the buyer, a jobber of furniture in New York. Early in September, 1920, the seller had on hand a large…
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