Link v. First National Bank

Mr. Presiding Justice Burke

delivered the opinion of the court.

On August 4, 1939, plaintiffs filed their statement of claim in the municipal court of Chicago against Morris B. Sachs, alleging that on April 7, 1939, they sold and delivered to him coats of the value of $223.90, on April 26, 1939 coats of the value of $179.50, and on May 10, 1939 woolens of the value of $231.94, a total of $601.34, which he refused to pay. On September 7, 1939, Sachs filed an “Amended Defence,” stating that he “did not purchase or receive the goods described in plaintiffs’ statement of claim, or any part thereof,…