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· 3/28/1950

Hubbard v. Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.

Citations

  • 276 A.D.2d 1009

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  • answer and counterclaim filed five months after delivery insufficient under 9A V.S.A. § 2 — 607 (3) (a)
  • five months following final delivery, acceptance of goods and buyer’s attempt to set payment schedule, was not reasonable time within which to notify seller of breach
  • where a delay of five months was held to constitute acceptance
  • where a delay of five months was held to constitute acceptance

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