Buttner v. Palmisano

Plaintiff alleges: That on September 13, 1919, he purchased from defendant a certain wagon and garden tools for $180, of which he paid $153.50 November 7, 1919, and $27.50 on February 10, 1920. That on February 6, 1920, defendant stopped him on the street, forcibly unhitched petitioner’s horse, and took possession of the wagon, and then struck petitioner when he attempted to interfere. That defendant kept the wagon four days, and until the sum of $27.50 (Which was then due) had been paid; whereby petitioner lost four days work at $5 per day, $80 in trade permanently withdrawn from him, $1,000…