Foerster v. L. Fish Furniture Co.

Foerster sued to recover $50 which he paid to the defendant company as the first instalment on the price of a radio. There was a trial by the court and a finding for plaintiff in the amount claimed, with judgment on the finding, which defendant seeks to reverse by this appeal.

It is contended in the first place that the judgment is contrary to the weight of the evidence. It appears that the defendant corporation is engaged in merchandising in the city of Chicago and, among other articles of furniture, offered radios for sale. On December 27, 1929, it caused an advertisement to be inserted in…