J. J. White, Inc. v. Metropolitan Merchandise Mart, Inc.

Richards, P. J.:

The first count of the complaint, consisting of twenty three paragraphs, sets forth certain contractual relations existing between the plaintiff and the defendant, and the breach of its contractural obligations by the defendant, by refusing to pay the plaintiff the money which it claims it is entitled to under the terms of the contracts.

The second count avers that in plaintiff’s belief defendant’s refusal to pay the amount which it claims to be due, is with out legal justification, is in bad faith, and for motives of self interest which facts are fully and completely known to…