Legal Opinion
Printree, Ltd. v. Tribute Knits, Inc. (In re Printree, Ltd.)
District Court, S.D. New York
Decided September 10, 1984No. Bankruptcy No. 79 B 1147 (HCB)Published
1Opinion of the Court
HOWARD C. BUSCHMAN, III, Bankruptcy Judge.
The debtor-plaintiff, Printree, Ltd., (“Printree”) seeks damages of $67,597.20 representing lost profits plus the price paid for cloth it purchased from defendant Tribute Knits, Inc. (“Tribute”) and was allegedly stored with defendant Mullís Inc., d/b/a Midpoint Storage (“Midpoint”).1 Midpoint, *879having defaulted, the claim against Tribute was tried before the Court.
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Printree purchases raw fabric from vendors, converts the fabric and resells the material to garment manufacturers. The conversion process consists of dying and/or printing and finishing the…
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