Piller v. Piser
New York Supreme Court
Appeal by the defendant from a judgment in favor of the plaintiff, rendered in the Municipal Court of the city of New York, second district, borough of the Bronx.
1Opinion of the CourtS'eabuby, J.
The plaintiff sues to recover damages for the breach of an alleged warranty. The plaintiff purchased from the defendant furniture, consisting of a bed and several other pieces, and paid therefor $135. His present claim is that the defendant’s salesman warranted that all of the pieces of furniture were of uniform color, and that, on July 17, 1909, the plaintiff bought the furniture and then stated to the salesman that the bed appeared to be of a lighter shade than the rest of the furniture, and that the salesman replied that this apparent difference in color was due to the electric light. The…
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