Comptoir Commercial D'Importation v. Zabriskie
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtProskauer, J.
Plaintiff, a French corporation, negotiated through Goldschmidt, a French broker, with defendants for the purchase of sugar. Prior to these specific negotiations Goldschmidt had notified the defendants: “ Sellers must produce certificate of origin stipulating that the Production Refinery does not work bounty-fed sugars. This is demanded by the Customs here and if buyers failed to produce this certificate a heavy duty would be charged * * * For all the future business it will be understood.” He further advised defendants that “ Sellers must deliver certificates of origin stipulating that the…
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