Cartwright v. Phoenix

Citations

• 7 Cal. 281

Syllabus

<p>Where the plaintiff bought eight hundred sacks of flour, on storage in a warehouse, which stood therein as a separate pile, the number of sacks of which was ascertained by counting the outside rows, and the number in the pile marked on one of the sacks, and it was thus delivered to the purchaser, who permitted it to remain in the same place, where it was several days afterwards attached as the property of the vendor : Held, that the delivery was sufficient, and the sale valid.</p>