Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. v. Anderson

i sabes- transfer under16^‘trade acceptance.” — I. In the fall of 1918, one G-alliher, by oral contract, bargained for the personal property in, and leased, defendant’s garage. He went into possession, and, on February 18, 1919, orderecl <*£ plaintiff company 27 automobile casings and 18 tubes, at the total price of $645.10. About the 6th of March following, Galliher yielded possession of the garage, including the tubes *440and all but 3 of the casings, which had come a few days before, to defendant. Whether, in so doing, Galliher informed defendant that these belonged to plaintiff, or directed…