Stark v. L. Ginsberg & Sons

Plaintiff’s petition alleged that on the 19th of November 1943, she purchased from the defendant a thirty-two-inch sled for the sum of $4.78; that the sled was falsely represented to her, by defendant’s salesman, as a Flexible Flyer sled; that said false representations were meant to deceive her and they did deceive her and the sled was not in fact a Flexible Flyer. The petition also alleged that the sled she took home was an Eskimo sled and the maximum ceiling price, under the Emergency Price Control Act, 50 U. S. C. App., section 901 et seq., for said sled would not be $4.78 but about…