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· 4/10/1922

Keith v. Tsue Chong

Citations

  • 119 Wash. 507
  • 205 P. 834
  • 1922 Wash. LEXIS 790

Syllabus

<p>Bills and Notes (141) — Bona Fide Pukchaseb — Good Faith-Knowledge op Defects — Evidence—Sufficiency. Whether a trade acceptance in consideration, of the future delivery of goods was purchased in good faith for value, does not depend so much upon knowledge of circumstances which excite suspicion, as upon the good faith of the purchaser.</p>

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