A Selection of Cases On Sales of Personal Property : With References And Citations
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J., held, that by the payment of the money and giving the note, the property of the frame was immediately vested in the father; and that the bill of sale which was made a month afterwards to the son did not devest the property out of the father and 1 Ambl. 724. 2 2 Blac. Com. 446, 447.
' Skin. 647. * Anon. 12 Mod. 344.
SECT. II. J HANSON V. MEYEE. 643 vest it in the son ; though it would have vested it in the son if it had been made at the time of the sale. And he added, that earnest does not a...lter the property, it only binds the bargain; and the property remains in the vendor till payment, or delivery of the goods. In 2 Black. Com. 443, it is said that a contract executory, as if two agree to change horses next week, vests only a right, and their recip- rocal property in each other's horse is not in possession, but in action, &c., for a contract executory conveys only a chose in action. Here then till the goods were weighed and the price ascertained, and the bUl given or at least tendered, the contract remained executory, and no property passed ; but each only had his remedy upon the contract on failure of performance by the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J., held, that by the payment of the money and giving the note, the property of the frame was immediately vested in the father; and that the bill of sale which was made a month afterwards to the son did not devest the property out of the father and 1 Ambl. 724. 2 2 Blac. Com. 446, 447.
' Skin. 647. * Anon. 12 Mod. 344.
SECT. II. J HANSON V. MEYEE. 643 vest it in the son ; though it would have vested it in the son if it had been made at the time of the sale. And he added, that earnest does not a...lter the property, it only binds the bargain; and the property remains in the vendor till payment, or delivery of the goods. In 2 Black. Com. 443, it is said that a contract executory, as if two agree to change horses next week, vests only a right, and their recip- rocal property in each other's horse is not in possession, but in action, &c., for a contract executory conveys only a chose in action. Here then till the goods were weighed and the price ascertained, and the bUl given or at least tendered, the contract remained executory, and no property passed ; but each only had his remedy upon the contract on failure of performance by the other.
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