Massachusetts Reports : Cases Argued And Determined in the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts 129
Massachusetts Reports : Cases Argued And Determined in the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts 129
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Daley v. Carney, 117 Mass. 288. Wright v. Willis, 2 AUen, 191. 2 Chit, Con. (11th Am. ed.) 1022. It is not the secret purpose, but the expressed intention, which must gov- ern, in the absence of fraud and mutual mistake. A pai-ty is estopped to deny that the intention communicated to the other side was not his real intention. To hold otherwise would be to put it in the power of the vendor in every case to defeat the title of the vendee, and of those holding under him, by proT- ing that he inten...ded to sell to another person, and so there was no mutual assent to the contract.
In Boston Ice Co. v. Potter, 128 Mass. 28, cited by the plain- tiffs, there was no privity of contract established between the plaintiff and the defendant. There was no evidence afforded in the conduct and dealings of the parties, that the defendant assented to any contract whatever with the plaintiff. A stranger attempted to perform the contract of another party with the defendant.
In Hardman y. Booth, 1 H. & C. 803, there was abundant evidence that the contract was with another party, to whom the goods were sent, and not with the person who obtained posses- sion of them and sold them to the defendant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Daley v. Carney, 117 Mass. 288. Wright v. Willis, 2 AUen, 191. 2 Chit, Con. (11th Am. ed.) 1022. It is not the secret purpose, but the expressed intention, which must gov- ern, in the absence of fraud and mutual mistake. A pai-ty is estopped to deny that the intention communicated to the other side was not his real intention. To hold otherwise would be to put it in the power of the vendor in every case to defeat the title of the vendee, and of those holding under him, by proT- ing that he inten...ded to sell to another person, and so there was no mutual assent to the contract.
In Boston Ice Co. v. Potter, 128 Mass. 28, cited by the plain- tiffs, there was no privity of contract established between the plaintiff and the defendant. There was no evidence afforded in the conduct and dealings of the parties, that the defendant assented to any contract whatever with the plaintiff. A stranger attempted to perform the contract of another party with the defendant.
In Hardman y. Booth, 1 H. & C. 803, there was abundant evidence that the contract was with another party, to whom the goods were sent, and not with the person who obtained posses- sion of them and sold them to the defendant.
What to read after Massachusetts Reports : Cases Argued And Determined in the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts 129?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Massachusetts. Supreme Judicial Court to read onlineMoreLess
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