Carll v. Goldberg
Appellate Terms of the Supreme Court of New York
Appeal by the defendant from a judgment in favor of the plaintiff, rendered in the Municipal Court of the city of ¡New York, third district, borough of Manhattan.
1Per curiam
Plaintiff delivered, on ¡November 30, 1907, an overcoat to defendant, a tailor, to be cleaned and repaired, and to be returned to plaintiff at six p. m., on December 2, 1907. It was not returned; and, at midnight on said December 2, 1907, the defendant’s place was entered by burglars and said coat was stolen. Plaintiff sued for “ breach of contract ” and recovered a judgment for forty dollars, the supposed value of the coat, together with costs. Defendant appeals. There is no evidence of negligence on defendant’s part so far as the burglary is concerned. The defendant, however, was guilty of…
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