Shapiro v. Goodman

The plaintiffs are dress manufacturers, doing business under the name of the San Toy Flapper Company of New York city. The defendant is a dealer in ladies’ clothes at Flint, Michigan. On August 9, 1923, the defendant ordered of the plaintiffs, from sample, 34 dresses which they were to manufacture and ship “as ready.” On this order 19 dresses were shipped. The defendant accepted 4 of them and returned the balance, claiming that they were not according to sample. The plaintiffs declined to receive the rejected dresses when they were returned by the express company, and refused to make further…