In re Heyman, Inc.
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtMartin, J.
On March 24, 1934, Marcus A. Heyman, Inc., as vendor and the B. E. Cole Company as vendee, entered into a contract for the sale of raw sldns of the value of $12,411.04. Upon the *363execution of the contract the sum of $2,750 was paid and the balance agreed to be paid in installments. The vendor had the right to demand the full amount due upon default in payment of any installment.
The contract between the parties contained this provision: “ All claims with respect to such merchandise are to be made in writing on or before April 3, 1934, and any unadjusted dispute with respect to such claims shall…
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