Norbom Engineering Co. v. A. H. Cox & Co.

Citations

• 120 Wash. 675
• 208 P. 87
• 1922 Wash. LEXIS 985

Syllabus

<p>Appeal (218)—Notice—Parties—Sureties on Cost Bond. A surety on appellant’s cost bond below, who had no right to appeal from the judgment for costs entered against it, is not a necessary party to the appeal upon whom notice-must be served.</p> <p>Sales (8, 22)—Requisites of Contract—Evidence—Sufficiency. There was a sale of drydock machinery by the manufacturer to defendant, a broker or dealer, ordered- for another, where the initial order designated it as the order of the defendant, the subsequent correspondence showed that defendant considered itself the purchaser, and nothing to the contrary was claimed until its purchaser became badly involved and possibly would not take the goods.</p> <p>Sales (88)—Operation and Effect—Delivery by or Through Carrier. Where machinery was shipped to shipper’s order and bill of lading with draft attached sent to the buyer, the title passed when the goods were delivered to the carrier by the shipper, subject to the shipper’s rights under the law generally.</p>