Feldstein v. Fusco
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
Hasbrouck, J.:
Alexander Fusco had maintained at St. Johnsville, N. Y., for some time prior to June 25, 1921, a shoemaker’s repair shop. During the time he owned and conducted such shop and on June thirteenth he went to New York and purchased certain shoemakers’ findings of Morris Feldstein & Son and had them shipped to his place of business.
In the month of June too he purchased a bill of goods from L. Silberman & Sons for $500 and had it shipped to St. Johnsville, and later on June eleventh he purchased a bill of goods amounting to $750.80, and had that shipped to St. Johnsville; on July…
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