Legal Opinion
People v. D'Esposito
New York City Magistrates' Court
Decided January 13, 1944PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Keutgen, C. M.
(orally). In this case, the People on the complaint of Elsie A. Weber against Michael D’Esposito, the defendant is charged with selling four and one-half pounds of apples, one head of lettuce, and one pound of yellow onions, each above the respective ceiling prices.
In the case of each of these commodities, the Price Administrator has fixed a ceiling price for the commodity with the name stated; that is, there is a ceiling price, for example, of apples, of ten and one-half cents per pound without any distinction between the kinds and grades of apples.
Under the plea of not guilty…
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