Brumby Chair Co. v. City of Columbus

1. “Where personal property is delivered to another under an agreement that he is to pay cash therefor, and where the cash payment is made by a cheek, which the person receiving believes to be good, but which afterwards proves to be worthless, no contract of sale arises, and no title to the property passes.” Chafin v. Coco, 39 Ga. App. 301 (147 S. E. 154).

2. “But where, under the express or implied terms of a sale, the purchase-price is to be paid upon delivery of the goods, and the vendor, without collecting the purchase-price, nevertheless proceeds to make delivery in pursuance of his…