Blair v. Clark

Citations

• 37 Pa. Super. 44
• 1908 Pa. Super. LEXIS 236

Syllabus

<p>Contracts — Sale—Delivery—Payment—Rescission.</p> <p>Where a contract of sale provides for the payment of the purchase price on delivery of goods sold, and the seller delivers the goods but the buyer fails to pay, the right of property does not pass to the buyer with the possession, but remains with the seller, who may at his option reclaim the goods.</p> <p>If a sale of lumber is for “ cash on the ground,” and the buyer pays only part of the purchase money, and proceeds to remove the timber, the seller may, without rescinding the contract, notify the purchaser not to remove the remainder of the timber, until the balance of the purchase money has been paid.</p>