O'Neill v. Dan Cohen Co.

OPINION

By ROSS, PJ.

We are cited to no case wh’ch even remotely suggests the propriety of a recovery under any of the theories presented, nor are we able to find any, and we would be surprised if such existed. Such authorities as there are hold the contrary.

This is not a case where an article of wearing apparel is made to order and constructed especially to fit the purchaser. The shoes were purchased in the ordinary course of trade, and even though the defendant may bo considered to have special skill in fitting shoes to .customer’s feet, it is obvious that no one can bell better than the…