Baer v. Slater

It was undisputed that the plaintiffs employed the defendant as a salesman on commission, to whom they shipped merchandise for sale which he received and kept in his place of business, and that the plaintiffs sometime in January, 1924, directed the defendant to return the merchandise to them by express. In accordance with the order to reship, the defendant, whose place of business was in. *154Boston, packed the merchandise in several bundles which he addressed to the plaintiffs, who were located in New York, and on February 16,1924, "a man came onto the floor in the building . . . and called out,…