Bond v. Greenwald
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM HAYWOOD. Writ of error to the Chancery Court at Brownsville, to review a decree at December Term, 1867. John Williamson, Cli. cited as to the sale: Potter v. Coward; Meigs, 22 -T Shaddon y.
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FROM HAYWOOD. Writ of error to the Chancery Court at Brownsville, to review a decree at December Term, 1867. John Williamson, Cli. cited as to the sale: Potter v. Coward; Meigs, 22 -T Shaddon y. Knott, 2 Swan, 362; Broyles v. Lowrey, 2 Sneed, 22; Williams v. Mkins, 1 Heis., 93; Hawthorne v. Bowman, 3 Sneed, 524; 2 Kent, 492 and n., 494, 496, 640 and n.; Sto. on Sales, §§ 296, 298 a. and n. 2, 299, 300, 309, 400; Williams v. Adams, 3 Sneed, 364; Jordan v. Harris, 31 Miss., 257; Crofoot v. Bennett, 2 Comst., 260; Crawford v. Smith, 7 Dana, 59, 61; Young v. Alston, 6 Pick., 280; Benj. on Sales,…
1Opinion of the CourtSneed, J.
The complainant’s intestate, Lewis T. Bond, in his lifetime, by his agent, James Bond, bargained and sold to the defendant, Nathan Greenwald, his entire cotton crop of 1861, in bulk. At the time of the contract of sale a portion of the cotton was ginned and a portion in the seed. The sale was in the summer of 1862, and prior to the first day of August. It was stipulated in the bargain that the defendant was to take the cotton at the gin of Lewis T. Bond, in Haywood county, as it was ginned, and pay for it as it was ready — the ginning and baling to be done by the bargainor. The price…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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