Ohio & Mississippi Railway Co. v. Kerr

Citations

• 49 Ill. 458

Syllabus

<p>1. Sales—-personal property—fratidtdently obtained by vendee—and pledged to another in good faith—rights of parties. When a party, sells goods to another, and delivers them, though under circumstances which would authorize him to rescind the sale as against the vendee, yet, if before its rescission, the purchaser pledges them to an innocent party, as security for an advance of money, such party will hold them, as against the first vendor.</p> <p>2. Rohmer decisions—to the same effect. Jennings v. Gage, 13 Ill. 610, and Brundage v. Camp, 21 ib. 330. The case of Fawcett et al. v. Osborne et al., 32 ib. 425, and Burton v. Curyea, 40 ib. 321, cited and explained.</p>