Berman v. Littauer

Ojkb’ütt, J.,

delirerecl the opinion of the Court.

The appellees, who are glove manufacturers of New York City, in November, 1919, orally contracted to sell to Louis Berman and Jacob B. Kadis, trading as the Federal Bargain House of Baltimore, a. lot of gloves to correspond with certain samples shown the purchasers at the time the contract was made. The gloves were shipped in the following July to the “Federal Bargain House” at 37 Hopkins Place, Baltimore, Maryland, where the buyers appear to have been engaged in the jobbing business at the time they ordered the gloves. When the gloves arrived…