Watts v. Phillips-Jones Corp.
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
Kapper, J.:
The action, vendor against vendee, was brought to recover damages for the vendee’s refusal to accept a quantity of cotton cloth sold to it by the plaintiffs. Plaintiffs obtained a verdict which, in our opinion, finds ample support in the evidence. Some of the objections to plaintiffs’ recovery, which this appeal presents, seem to justify an expression of opinion.
It is urged that the cause of action sued upon does not belong to the plaintiffs for the reason that the plaintiffs were the disclosed *525agents for a specified principal, and were, therefore, not the real party in interest.…
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