Plympton Cabinet Co. v. Rosenberg

Opinion by

Keller, J.,

These two appeals are so related that they should be considered together and disposed of in one opinion. They are from orders refusing to open judgments entered by confession against the defendant by virtue of warrants of attorney contained in contracts of sale for two electric refrigerating cabinets bought by him from the legal plaintiff.

The first refrigerator cabinet, a fourteen foot case for use in defendant’s meat and grocery store, (Ap peal No. 196, April T., 1929) was sold on May 19, 1926, for $1,134, of which $174 was paid in cash and the balance $960 was to be…