Grace v. State

1. Where A offers to sell to B a bottle of whisky for a certain sum of money, and B agrees to buy it, and A thereupon delivers the whisky to B, the sale is completed. This is true although B, after tasting the whisky, hands it back to A and refuses to pay the agreed price for it, offering to pay a part thereof, where A refuses this offer and contends that B owes him the price agreed upon, and leaves the scene of the sale, insisting that B must pay him the full purchase-price of the whisky, and returns in about 25 minutes and shoots a pistol at B. See, in this connection, Carter v. State, 26…