Root Glass Co. v. Gagliano

In June, 1926, plaintiff company sold a lot of pop or soft drink bottles to defendants, designated as 9-ounce Ski-Hi crown bottles, and 8-ounce standard Orange Crush bottles, which carried a guarantee of 2 per cent against breakage on the first filling. The amount of the purchase was $1831.66 upon which a payment of $570.97'was made.

Three, notes were executed representing the balance due thereon. Subsequently there were renewal notes executed. Finally, in February, 1928, a note of $871.91 was made by the Orange Crush Bottlin'g Company, a partnership composed of respondents. This is the note…