Excello Hosiery Mills v. Hirsch

Louis Hirsch Textile Machines, Incorporated, one of the defendants, a manufacturer of knitting machinery, sold and delivered to complainant, a hosiery manufacturer, attachments to be placed upon certain of complainant's machines. These attachments were designed for the purpose of producing hosiery with a special stitch known as mesh. The attachments when placed in operation did not work satisfactorily, and were incapable of producing the type of hosiery for which they were sold and warranted; a controversy arose; there was some correspondence between the parties, and then a part of the…