Soloman v. Neidig
New York Court of Common Pleas
Appeal by defendants from a judgment entered at the Trial-Term on the verdict of a jury. The facts fully appear in the opinion of the Court.
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court.
Brady, J.
The defendants purchased from the plaintiffs about three hundred dollars’ worth of bird cages. They were to be delivered at the store of the defendants, or one of them in Broadway, and were to be paid for in cash, five per cent, off, or by the note of the defendant Saas, at three months, endorsed by the defendant Heidig. The plaintiffs delivered about two hundred an d fifty-eight dollars worth of the goods, but did not deliver the balance “ because the defendants bad failed—one of them—and there was an assignee’s sale at the store.” The note was not demanded of either of…
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