Pittsburg Glass Co. v. Doubleday

Citations

• 2 Pa. Super. 170
• 1896 Pa. Super. LEXIS 33

Syllabus

<p>Sales — Vendor and vendee — Delivery.</p> <p>Where a vendee directed the vendor to ship to him by freight certain goods “ all to be delivered in sixty days; shipments made as called for ” and the vendee had the goods packed and set apart for delivery and on the day of receipt of order sent an invoice of the same, held, that the law-recognizing the contract of sale which must govern the parties would import delivery in accordance with the terms of the order, to wit, at the end of sixty days from its date. At which time, if there was no actual delivery before, delivery would be in time and vendee be liable for the contract pr-ioe.</p> <p>If said goods are destroyed by fire on the premises of the vendor after the lapse of the sixty days stipulated for delivery, the loss would fall on the vendee.</p>