
    The New York Ice Company, Respondent, v. Ransom Parker, Appellant.
    That an admission of th§ correctness of an account for goods sold, admits the sale and delivery of the goods.
    That a demand against the members of a corporation, cannot be set off against an action by the corporation.
    That under an agreement to supply ice, upon conditions restricting the buyers from selling again, the seller may refuse to supply them, after their breach of the condition.
    (Before Bosworth, Ch. J., and Hoffman and Woodruff, J. J.)
    Heard at General Term, April 12;
    decided, June 29, 1861.
   Opinion of the Court by Hoffman, J.

See the points decided, in the index to this volume, under the titles “Pleadings—Counterclaim—Evidence.”

And see the appeal reported at length, with the opinion of the Court, in 21 How. Pr. R., 302.  