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· 11/14/1892

Anderson v. Crisp

Citations

  • 5 Wash. 178
  • 18 L.R.A. 419
  • 31 P. 638
  • 1892 Wash. LEXIS 32

Syllabus

<p>SALE OP PERSONAL PROPERTY—PART OP INDISTINGUISHABLE MASS—WHEN TITLE PASSES.</p> <p>A contract for the sale of a certain number of merchantable brick out of a larger mass contained in kilns does not pass title to the brick, as it is impossible to determine, before the segregation of the brick, what relative portions of the kilns will be covered by the contract.</p>

Judges: Anders, Dunbar, Hoyt, Scott, Stiles

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