Appellate Terms of the Supreme Court of New York December 12, 1924 (Strauss v. E. L. Quarles Corp.)

Per Curiam:

Plaintiff, purchaser, sued for damages by reason of defects in two installments of goods delivered to him by defendant, seller, under a written contract of sale. The defect consisted in the absence of any mark or label on many thousand individual packages of needles indicating their size. The contract of sale contained no reference to this detail of the packing.