Banks And Banking the Bank Act Canada With Notes Authorities And Decisions
Banks And Banking the Bank Act Canada With Notes Authorities And Decisions
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In Johnson v. Credit Lyonnais, 3 C. P. D. 32 (1877), a vendor who retained the documents of title, and fraudulently obtained advances on them, was held not to be the agent of the vendee.
In City Bank v. Barroiv, 5 App. Cas. 664 (1880), Art. 1740 of the Quebec Civil Code above cited, was con- sidered. An English merchant sent hides to a Montreal tanner to be tanned. He pledged the hides to the Bank of Toronto. It was held that he was not a factor or agent entitled to do so, and that the bank had... no lien as against the owner. In this case Lord Blackburn cited m'l. B. A — 17 258 THE BANK ACT. [S. 87 approvingly the case of Cole v. North Western Bank, supra, as establishing " that an agent who can pledge or sell must be an agent of that class which, like factors, have a business which, when carried to its legitimate re- sult, would properly end in selling or in receiving pay- ment for goods. That would be a kind of class ; factors and agents, in the class of factors. If such a person is ' entrusted, ' and is entrusted in that capacity, then, in the absence of bad faith on the part of the pledgee, the pledge is good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Johnson v. Credit Lyonnais, 3 C. P. D. 32 (1877), a vendor who retained the documents of title, and fraudulently obtained advances on them, was held not to be the agent of the vendee.
In City Bank v. Barroiv, 5 App. Cas. 664 (1880), Art. 1740 of the Quebec Civil Code above cited, was con- sidered. An English merchant sent hides to a Montreal tanner to be tanned. He pledged the hides to the Bank of Toronto. It was held that he was not a factor or agent entitled to do so, and that the bank had... no lien as against the owner. In this case Lord Blackburn cited m'l. B. A — 17 258 THE BANK ACT. [S. 87 approvingly the case of Cole v. North Western Bank, supra, as establishing " that an agent who can pledge or sell must be an agent of that class which, like factors, have a business which, when carried to its legitimate re- sult, would properly end in selling or in receiving pay- ment for goods. That would be a kind of class ; factors and agents, in the class of factors. If such a person is ' entrusted, ' and is entrusted in that capacity, then, in the absence of bad faith on the part of the pledgee, the pledge is good.
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