United States v. Greenbaum
Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
BIGGS, Circuit Judge.
An information was filed against the appellant, Samuel Greenbaum, president of the Bakery Mart of Newark, Inc., and against that company, charging him and it, in two counts, with unlawfully introducing and delivering for introduction in interstate commerce cans of adulterated (i. e., rotten) eggs. The pertinent statutory pro visions are set out below. At the close of the case a motion was made on behalf of both defendants to dismiss the information and for a directed verdict on the grounds that the information did not charge a crime and that the proofs offered were…
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