Metropolitan Edison Co. v. Stewart Silk Co.

Stewart, P. J.,

Admissions and facts found by the court

First. It is admitted by the parties that the plaintiff’s claim is $1,540.16, with interest from September 30, 1930, for current furnished to Stewart Silk Company, Inc.

Second. It is admitted that Stewart Silk Corporation has in its hands a larger amount than the amount of Metropolitan Edison Company’s claim. This amount is claimed both by Metropolitan Edison Company under its attachment and Commercial Factors Corporation under its factoring agreement.

Third. Commercial Factors Corporation and Stewart Silk Company, Inc., were both New York…