Joseph B. Cooper & Son, Inc. v. Finlay Departments, Inc.

In this suit, tried without a jury, plaintiff in a first cause of action alleges that B & B Jewelry Manufacturing (a partnership, hereinafter referred to as B & B) sold and delivered jewelry to defendant and assigned to plaintiff the accounts receivable arising from said transactions aggregating $17,397.60; that defendant paid to plaintiff the sum of $2,939.96, leaving a balance of $14,457.64 due, for which recovery is sought; and in a second cause of action, alleges conversion, claiming an assignment to plaintiff by B & B of B & B’s interest in the said jewelry, as well as the said accounts…