Randall v. Glass

This is an action to recover the agreed price of certain metallic disks which plaintiff made and delivered to defendant pursuant to an order for the same given by defendant. The disks were not designed to represent money, but intended to be used in place thereof in pretended business transactions conducted by the students of the business college of defendant. Defendant appeals from the judgment and an order of court denying his motion for a new trial.

As a defense to the cause of action defendant alleged: “That said disks are in likeness and similitude as to design, color and inscription of…