The Law of Sales of Personal Property
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Justice "Willes being peculiarly learned and exhaustive ; and judgment rendered for the plaintiff. Meyerstein v. Barber, Law Kep. (Eng.) January, 1867, p. 37.
The plaintiffs, merchants in London, purchased for C, but on their own credit, goods abroad, debiting C. with the price and a commission.
The goods were warehoused in London in the plaintiffs' name. C, in his own name, engaged a room for the goods in a general ship for Cal- cutta. The plaintiffs, at O.'s request, delivered the goods to a ...lighter- man, but, with a view to preserve their lien, took the lighterman's en- gagement to give them the mate's receipt. The goods were shipped, and the mate's receipt in blank handed to the lighterman, who gave it to the plaintiffs. C. promised the plaintiffs to redeem the mate's receipt, but never did so, and fraudulently induced the ship-brokers to get bills of lading to C.'s order, to be signed by the master, though the mate's receipt was not produced. C. fraudulently indorsed these bills of lading for value to a bonHfide indorsee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Justice "Willes being peculiarly learned and exhaustive ; and judgment rendered for the plaintiff. Meyerstein v. Barber, Law Kep. (Eng.) January, 1867, p. 37.
The plaintiffs, merchants in London, purchased for C, but on their own credit, goods abroad, debiting C. with the price and a commission.
The goods were warehoused in London in the plaintiffs' name. C, in his own name, engaged a room for the goods in a general ship for Cal- cutta. The plaintiffs, at O.'s request, delivered the goods to a ...lighter- man, but, with a view to preserve their lien, took the lighterman's en- gagement to give them the mate's receipt. The goods were shipped, and the mate's receipt in blank handed to the lighterman, who gave it to the plaintiffs. C. promised the plaintiffs to redeem the mate's receipt, but never did so, and fraudulently induced the ship-brokers to get bills of lading to C.'s order, to be signed by the master, though the mate's receipt was not produced. C. fraudulently indorsed these bills of lading for value to a bonHfide indorsee.
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