In re Weisl

(after stating the facts as above). The first point concerns the character of the transactions; the second, the putative estoppel. The trustees do not claim except by estoppel, any goods shipped on consignment, nor the petitioner any goods sent- direct to customers, which in the nature of things would not come to the trustees’ possession. This leaves only shipments sent on those of Dudley’s orders which contained prices. All fish shipped on orders to Eastport containing prices were shipped direct to customers and are out of the suit. It follows that the only fish in controversy are those…