Vulcan Corp. v. Goldman

Hargest, P. J.,

The plaintiff brought suit upon a book account for items consisting largely of heels for shoes furnished from January 2,1931, to January 4,1932, aggregating $1,618.43, with credits during the year aggregating $328.83, leaving a balance of $1,289.60.

The defendant filed an affidavit of defense August 23, 1932, claiming credit (a) of $44.74 for black heels; (b) of $74.70 for heels that were not the correct size and style; (c) for an overcharge of 10 cents per dozen pairs on 6,500 dozen *316pairs of beechwood heels, amounting to $650; making a total of $769.44; and admitting a balance…