Lieberman v. . Templar Motor Co.

The Hudson Auto Body Corporation, plaintiff’s assignor, made a contract on August 21, 1919, with the defendant, the Templar Motor Company, to manufacture automobile bodies for use in the defendant’s cars. The contract is in writing. It calls for 2,500 bodies to be made according to a special design. Deliveries are to commence on December 1, and to continue at the rate of ten bodies a day. The price is to be $130 per body, F. O. B. freight cars, New York city. If railroad facilities are lacking, the bodies may be stored at the defendant’s expense. The manufacturer is not to be held responsible…