E. E. Forbes Piano Co. v. Hennington

Citations

• 108 Miss. 849
• 67 So. 483

Syllabus

<p>Sale. Title. Execution.</p> <p>Where a piano company sold a new piano and took as part payment an old piano, with the understanding that the old piano was to remain in the hands of the purchaser until satisfied with the new one, after the acceptance of the new one, the title to the old one became absolute in the seller, and the fact that the husband signed a bill of sale to the old piano without his wife’s, the purchasers, consent, and after an execution had been levied upon it as the property of the wife, was immaterial.</p>