Summary
In Windmuller v. Pope (107 N.Y. 675) the defendants, before the time that the goods sold were to be delivered, notified the plaintiffs that they would not receive or pay for the goods, and if brought to New York they would do so at their own peril, and that they had better stop at once attempting to carry out the contract.
Summary of this case from Brakarsh v. BrownOpinion
Argued October 24, 1887
Decided December 6, 1887
Carlisle Norwood, Jr., and W.W. Niles, for appellants.
Bernard Roelker and Cephas Brainerd, for respondents.
Per Curiam opinion for affirmance.
All concur.
Judgment affirmed.