Dibble v. Jones
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtThompson, J.
The complaint is upon the purchase price of a quantity of seeds, consisting of potatoes, wheat, oats and grass. Defendants’ order to plaintiff marked “ No. A 1200 ” is dated April 28, 1929(6), and is claimed to have been received by plaintiff on May 3, 1926, on which day it wrote defendants a letter which begins: “ We received your order No. A 1200 this morning,” and asks information about the order. Upon the face of this letter, which is Exhibit B| in plaintiff’s motion papers, defendants wrote the information required and mailed it to plaintiff. Plaintiff claims that this communication was…
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