Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit February 8, 1910, No. 122 (Gimbel Bros. v. Gloversville Silk Mills)

lead-opinion

NOYES, Circuit Judge

(after stating the facts as above). It Is clear that, if the question of registry were out of the case, the verdict, of the jury was not improper. There was evidence from which they might have found that the gloves were ordered, were manufactured as ordered, were delivered, and were not paid for.