Dichello v. Societa Libero Pensiere

The essential facts appearing from the finding, as amended by such corrections as the appel lant is entitled to, are in substance as follows: On or about October 2d, 1923, the defendant society decided to procure a piano for its hall and appointed a committee consisting of Ferrie, its president, Yalente, its treasurer, and the plaintiff, to look up such an instrument. When the committee went to New Haven for the purpose, Ferrie was unable to go and at his request Salvatore, the secretary of the society, went in his place. The three signed a contract for the purchase of a piano for $785 and…