Alper Blouse Co. v. E. E. Connor & Co.

Memorandum by the Court. On a review of the whole evidence in a case in which close issues of fact were presented depending upon the credibility of witnesses, we think we should not say that the jury’s verdict in defendant’s favor is against the weight of the evidence or that there is any other basis for setting the verdict aside. The testimony offered by the defendant-seller included testimony by experts that the goods involved (the refinished goods), were fit for the purposes for which they were made, i.e., cutting by machine for manufacturing blouses. This plus the other evidence in the…