Levine v. Kaufman

The defendant was engaged in business and maintained an establishment at the seashore, for the accommodation of persons who desired to bathe, where for a certain consideration the defendant let out bathing suits and at the same time took charge of the wearing apparel, money and valuables of the bather during the time the bathing suit was being worn.

The plaintiff delivered to the defendant the sum of forty-three dollars in cash and one diamond ring, alleged to be of the value of sixty dollars. At the request of the defendant’s servant, the plaintiff mentioned his name to her, who wrote it on…