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327. Marsh, 528 ; Dows v. Greene, 32 ^ Dows v. Rush, 28 Barb. 157 ; Barb. 490; Lee v. Kimball, 45 Me. Parker r. Patrick, 5 T. R. 175 ; White 172; Schumacher v. Eby, 24 Pa. St. V. Gardner, 5 Law & Eq. R. 379; 521; Rosenthal v. Dessan, 11 Hun, Keyser v. Harbeck, 3 Duer, 391; 49; Dows w. Perrin, 16 N. Y. 325; Rowley v. Bigelow, 12 Pick. 307; Relyea v. N. H. Rolling Mill Co. , 42 Dows v. Greene, 32 Barb. 490. Conn. 579; Newhall v. C. P. R. R. , » 3 Duer, 373. 51 Cal. 345 ; Schmidt v. Steamship * Ba...rnard v, Campbell, 58 N. Y. Penna. , 7 W. N. C. (Pa. ) 98 ; Curry v. 73 ; 55 ib. 456. Roulstone, 2 Overt. Ill ; Audenreid 403 § 537. ] BILLS OF LADING. [CHAP. XXXVII. preferred to that of a hojiajide vendor only when the purchaser has not only parted with value, but has done so Upon the credit of possession, or constructive possession, in the vendee, received from the vendor and by means of which the latter has in legal contemplation induced the second purchaser to treat the first as owner. Unless the vendor has thus vested his vendee with an apparent ownership, the principle of estoppel which lies at the base of the rule under consideration, lacks one of its essential elements.
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