Philadelphia Storage Battery Co. v. Radio Corp. of America

The Chancellor:

1. R. C. A. places too much stress on the language in the opinion where it is impliedly stated that the letters of October 29, {sic)- 1929, and May 29, 1931, were never any part of the agreements between the parties. The statement may be concded to be inaccurate. But even so, the matter does not appear to me to be of sufficient importance to warrant a re-argument. The opinion was dwelling, at the point where the statement was made, upon the ambiguity of the phrase "complete set” and proceeded to point out that as the phrase was R. C. A.’s, it must be construed most strongly…