Switzer v. Turansky

The plaintiff, in July, 1922, delivered three skins to the defendants upon an agreement that the defendants should make them into a lady’s coat, the plaintiff furnishing the lining, for $25. Subsequently it was agreed that the defendants should furnish the lining at an additional cost of $5. In December, 1922, the plaintiff demanded the skins from the defendants but refused to pay for the work done thereon or the linings furnished which were reasonably worth $20, no part of which had been paid. The defendants were at all times ready and willing to deliver the skins and lining to the plaintiff…