Griffin v. Star Printing Co.

Conrad, J.,

delivering the opinion of the Court:

By a bill of sale, dated July 2, 1908, The Star Printing Company sold to Harry S. Griffin certain goods and chattels, consisting of various printing machinery and materials that theretofore had constituted part of the printing plant of the John M. Rogers Press, in Wilmington. After the goods had been paid for and delivered to the vendee he complained that he had not received all of the goods that he had bought or bargained for, his contention being that he was entitled to all the goods that were in a certain department of the Rogers plant when he…