Webster v. Granger

This was assumpsit, on the common counts, for goods (flax seed), sold and delivered by the plaintiffs to the defendants, brought to the Superior Court of Cook county, resulting, on a trial by the court without a jury, in a finding and judgment for the plaintiffs. The defendants appeal, and insist the finding is not sustained by the evidence—that, at most, it establishes a contract of sale, and not an actual sale of the flax seed.

Appellants contend, they had a reasonable time in which to examine and remove the goods, and until that time elapsed the title was not in them.

The flax seed was…