People v. Richter
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtCallahan, J.
Two female inspectors of weights and measures attached to the Department of Markets of'the City of New York observed a diamond ring displayed in a window of a Fifth avenue jewelry shop. There was a sign alongside of the ring which read “ 1 Ct. Perfect Diamond . . . Platinum Setting $265.” Concededly “1 Ct.” meant “ one carat.” Suspecting that the ring might weigh less than one carat, and, because of the price asked, that the diamond might not be perfect, the inspectors entered the store and conversed with a clerk, defendant Cutler. *769Cutler took the ring and display card from the window and…
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