Lewis v. South Shore Co-operative Ass'n
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Per curiam
The existence of the partnership, the sale and delivery of the baskets and the fact of non-payment were fairly for the jury on the evidence. We find no error. There is no sufficient evidence to show that defendant here succeeded to the claim of the Growers and Shippers Association against Franz C. Lewis. But if that were otherwise, under the defense of payment and in the absence of a counterclaim, it was at least necessary to prove an agreement that the claim in suit here was to be applied on defendant’s claim against Franz C. Lewis and in that manner paid. The right of setoff against an…
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