Dressler v. Merkel, Inc.
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtDavis, J.
Defendant Merkel, Inc., was a wholesale dealer in pork products, sometimes called a “ packer,” having its principal plant in Jamaica and distributing stores elsewhere. In 1931 the defendant Ehring conducted a small butcher shop in College Point, in Queens. During the month of September he bought pork shoulders and “ back fat ” from Merkel, Inc., which he manufactured into a sausage known as raw bologna, T-wurst or Mettwurst. It was made by running the meat through a grinder, mixing it, and putting it in a casing. It was then placed on hangers and smoked; but it was not cooked.
The plaintiffs,…
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