Architector Co. v. Slomon
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWalter, J.
Plaintiff sues for damages for alleged breach of warranty that an adhesive purchased by its predecessors from defendants was fit for a specified purpose and would perform certain functions.
In. 1944,1945, and until February 28, 1946, certain individuals, as partners, carried on under the name Architector Company the business of selling so called Architector model building sets which, briefly, were an advance upon and an improvement of the children’s building blocks of earlier generations, and consisted of a quantity of miniature bricks, small pieces of wood for window and door frames,…
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