Kennedy-Ingalls Corp. v. Meissner

1. Motion for dismissal of Associated. In 1951, Associated had on hand some government-surplus smocks of the surgical type, with high-fitting neck and sleeves. Kennedy-Ingalls bought these at 75 cents as follows : On March 6th — 3, on March 9th — 500, on April 9th — 526, and on April 26th — -11. Kennedy-Ingalls cut the smocks into aprons, and sold all but 40 or 50 to Smith. On September 23, 1952, Meissner sold 1,007 smocks to Kennedy-Ingalls at 60 cents each. The invoice named only Meissner (under his trade name) and Kennedy-Ingalls. These were in the possession of Associated, and were…