A Treatise On the Law of Sales of Personal Property
A Treatise On the Law of Sales of Personal Property
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137 ter, to be paid for on delivery. The pannels were brought to the meeting-house, while B was absent from town. The build- ing committee made objections to them, but they were left at the ^meeting-house, and piled separately from other lumber. Held, there was no legal delivery. (l) 10. By the conditions of an auction sale, the purchaser was to pay 30 per cent, upon the price, on being declared the high- est bidder, and the residue before the goods were removed. A lot was knocked down to A and... immediately delivered. He kept it three or four minutes, then stated that he had mistaken the price, and refused to retain it. No part of the price was paid. Held, it was a question for the jury, whether the seller had delivered and the buyer actually accepted the goods, with the mutual intention of transferring the right of possession. (2)* 11. Goods of the value of £iiA were made to order, and re- mained in the possession of the vendor, at the request of the vendee, with the exception of a small part, which the vendee took away.
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137 ter, to be paid for on delivery. The pannels were brought to the meeting-house, while B was absent from town. The build- ing committee made objections to them, but they were left at the ^meeting-house, and piled separately from other lumber. Held, there was no legal delivery. (l) 10. By the conditions of an auction sale, the purchaser was to pay 30 per cent, upon the price, on being declared the high- est bidder, and the residue before the goods were removed. A lot was knocked down to A and... immediately delivered. He kept it three or four minutes, then stated that he had mistaken the price, and refused to retain it. No part of the price was paid. Held, it was a question for the jury, whether the seller had delivered and the buyer actually accepted the goods, with the mutual intention of transferring the right of possession. (2)* 11. Goods of the value of £iiA were made to order, and re- mained in the possession of the vendor, at the request of the vendee, with the exception of a small part, which the vendee took away.
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