Caradine Hat Co. v. Farmers Exchange Store

1. Where goods, a part of which have been ordered and a part of which have not been ordered, are delivered to a purchaser, an acceptance by the purchaser of only the goods ordered, and a rejection by him of the goods not ordered, is not an acceptance of the entire order, where the portions of the goods accepted are capable of identification as being the goods ordered. Thus where a manufacturer of hats shipped to a retail merchant fourteen dozen hats bf various styles, and the merchant had ordered and had authorized to be shipped and delivered to him only five dozen of the hats and they wére…