Phillips v. Henshaw

Citations

• 5 Cal. 509

Syllabus

<p>H. purchased goods of P. and M., which were consigned to P., an agent. H. failing to pay for the goods upon delivery, P. brought an action to recover the purchase money. Seld, that P. had no right of action in his own name. Semble, if the purchase had been made directly from P. although the goods belonged to another, the rule would be different.</p>