Crawford v. Smith
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
. AiiltUMPSIT, From the Circuit Court for Rockcastle CouNty.
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Robertson
M. Crawford, a retail merchant in Mount Vernon in this State, sold his stock of goods to T. J. & J. M. Smith, for cost, carriage and seven and a half per cer >. advance thereon, to be secured by their promissoy notes at sis, twelve, and eighteen months credit. Vho day after the sale, the parties commenced invoici:".- lb«3 goods, a few articles of which, when invoiced], •«fore sold, during the same day, as the goods of T. J. Ik .1. M. Smith, Crawford not objecting, and moreover remarking, to the persons who applied to buy them, ;?»d , he had no longer any right to sell then , Put tlnl im.…
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