National Surety Co. v. Pastor
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
Martin, J.:
The plaintiff sues as the assignee of the Roscoe Trading Co., Inc., alleging that defendant was the agent of that company for certain provinces in Chili; that he received as such agent merchandise of the value of $5,677.90, the property of the Roscoe Trading Co., Inc., which at all times had the right to possession thereof; that defendant agreed to hold the same as its agent, to be disposed of according to its instructions; that he refused and neglected to turn the goods over to a third party as directed by the Roscoe Trading Co., Inc., asserting dominion over them inconsistent…
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