Rochester Tumbler Works v. Mitchell Woodbury Co.
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtLorhstg, J.
The defendant bought of one Thompson, receiver of the Rochester Tumbler Works, three lots of merchandise, and later bought, of Thompson and a co-receiver subsequently appointed, a fourth lot. This action was brought to recover the price of the four lots, amounting to $214.35. The four lots were bought in March and April, 1908. At the trial the defendant *195admitted that it bought the goods but insisted that a release to the defendant executed by the receivers on February 17, 1910, covered the purchases here in question.
The following facts in connection with the release were put in evidence…
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