C.F. Duke Storage Warehouse, Inc. v. Keller
New Jersey Court of Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
Complainant is engaged in the business of operating a storage warehouse in Jersey City. September 22d 1941, it accepted certain goods and chattels for storage from Essie Keller for which it issued to her its non-negotiable receipt. October 10th, 1941, Samuel Keller, who was then the husband of Essie Keller, served notice on complainant that he and not Essie Keller was the owner of said goods and chattels and notified complainant not to permit her or any one acting for her to remove the chattels from complainant's warehouse. Neither Essie Keller nor Samuel Keller demanded delivery of the…
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