Hueston v. Heyburn

Citations

• 55 Pa. Super. 499
• 1913 Pa. Super. LEXIS 403

Syllabus

<p>Contract — Sale—Passing of title — Warranty—Consideration.</p> <p>Where a person purchases a cow at a public auction and pays for it by delivering his check to the sales clerk, which is accepted as payment, and the cow is then separated from the other cattle and is earmarked, the title to the cow passes to the purchaser so that a subsequent warranty made by the owner to the purchaser that the cow was sound and all right, and if not the owner would make it right, is without consideration and invalid.</p>