Matulevitch v. American Railway Express Co.

Dinkelspiel; J.

The allegations of plaintiff's petition substantially allege: That on or about August 14th, 1918, the American Railway Express Company, undertook to deliver to petitioner at 116 West 73nd Street, New York City, a certain diamond pin, belonging to plaintiff, of the value of Two Thousand Dollars; and alleging further all charges having been paid, and notwithstanding amicable demand, said pin has never been delivered to plaintiff, either in New York, or elsewhere, but continues in the possession of the Express Company, which Company admits this fact. The prayer of the petition is…