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But None of that are present in this dispute over the esrog, which is Hebrew for "citron," said Eastern District Judge Brian Cogan.
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He also maintained that Schwartzman violated a clause making Harlap the exclusive U.S. distributor of Schwartzman's esrog by selling fruit to another U.S. outlet.
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Harlap, also identified as Jacob Charlap, contended that the esrog was substandard and that he had not agreed to pay for part of the shipment under a 2005 contract with Schwartzman.
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The contract provided for Stern or the Belz rabbinical group to declare the esrog kosher, which added significantly to their value when distributed in the United States.
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"Respondent cannot use this Court to obtain a second bite of the esrog," he wrote.
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"Respondent cannot use this Court to obtain a second bite of the esrog," he wrote.
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The contract provided for Stern or the Belz rabbinical group to declare the esrog kosher, which added significantly to their value when distributed in the United States.
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Harlap, also identified as Jacob Charlap, contended that the esrog was substandard and that he had not agreed to pay for part of the shipment under a 2005 contract with Schwartzman.
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Queens, NY - A New York-based distributor of esrog, a fruit used by Jews during the observance of Sukkot, the ancient harvest festival holiday, must abide by an Israeli arbitrator's $66,000 judgment against him, a federal judge in New York has decided.
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In addition to challenging the substance of Stern's decision, Harlap contends Stern was biased against him because Stern provided the hakosher, or kosher certification, on the esrog grown in Schwartzman's orchard.
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