Adams v. Cohen

This is an action of contract brought to recover damages for refusal by the defendant to accept certain shoes *18manufactured for him by the plaintiff. There was evidence tending to show that the plaintiff was a manufacturer of men’s shoes, that he sold shoes upon orders first obtained by him but that the most important part of his business was not selling shoes after manufacture, that the defendant ordered of him one hundred dozen of “brag. oxford” shoes, that those ordered were “a fancy shoe” and harder to get “through the works than . . . a plain shoe,” that the shoes ordered by the defendant…