Fur & Wool Trading Co. v. George I. Fox, Inc.
245 N.Y. 215 (1927)
Nature of the Case
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Facts
P alleged that D received and sold goods with knowledge that the goods had been taken by force from P's possession. D has refused a demand to account for the sums received. P brought an action in equity to compel the D to disclose the amounts that D received from the sale of the goods, to recover the proceeds of the sale, and to obtain general equitable relief. The court refused and dismissed the complaint. P appealed and the appeals court affirmed. This appeal resulted.
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