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3. 269; Dig. 12. 1.) (2) Such knowledge immaterial (a) When goods are sold for ready money.
(b> When a railway traveller takes his ticket, (c) In cases of general offers, etc, etc, (3) Some cases and their applications.
(a) Bouiton v. Janes (2 H. & N. 564.) Defendants ordered goods from a trader who, without their knowledge, had transfered business to plaintiff, and he without notice of change, supplied goods. Being asked for payment defendants said they knew nothing of f laindff. It was held t...hat there was no contract with ptaintrff.
(b) Mitchell v, Lapage (Holt N.P. 2W.^ Action for assumpsit for not accepting goods, Change in selWs firm, and broker had by mistake given old name for new. It was held that if owing to broker defendant had been prejudiced or excluded from a set-off it would be a good defence.
Digitized by Google 52 Humble ▼. (c) Robsott V Drummofid (2 B. A Ad. 303) and HunMe v.
Hunter, * Bufiter (12 .Q.B 310-317.) Man contracts with one of his partners, not aware of partnership, and that partner retires; then the continuing and previously undis- closed partner cannot insist on further performance of contract even with original contractor as co-plain- tiff, for the deft, has a right to the benefit he contem- plated from the character, credit and substance of party be contracts with, (d) Cundy v, Lindsay (3 A pp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3. 269; Dig. 12. 1.) (2) Such knowledge immaterial (a) When goods are sold for ready money.
(b> When a railway traveller takes his ticket, (c) In cases of general offers, etc, etc, (3) Some cases and their applications.
(a) Bouiton v. Janes (2 H. & N. 564.) Defendants ordered goods from a trader who, without their knowledge, had transfered business to plaintiff, and he without notice of change, supplied goods. Being asked for payment defendants said they knew nothing of f laindff. It was held t...hat there was no contract with ptaintrff.
(b) Mitchell v, Lapage (Holt N.P. 2W.^ Action for assumpsit for not accepting goods, Change in selWs firm, and broker had by mistake given old name for new. It was held that if owing to broker defendant had been prejudiced or excluded from a set-off it would be a good defence.
Digitized by Google 52 Humble ▼. (c) Robsott V Drummofid (2 B. A Ad. 303) and HunMe v.
Hunter, * Bufiter (12 .Q.B 310-317.) Man contracts with one of his partners, not aware of partnership, and that partner retires; then the continuing and previously undis- closed partner cannot insist on further performance of contract even with original contractor as co-plain- tiff, for the deft, has a right to the benefit he contem- plated from the character, credit and substance of party be contracts with, (d) Cundy v, Lindsay (3 A pp.
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