Alberta Law Reports, Volume 14Burroughs, 1920 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 11
... purchaser had offered the horse back , had held him for the vendor and had sued for the purchase - money as for money had and received he would undoubtedly have been entitled to succeed at least when the animal was in as good a ...
... purchaser had offered the horse back , had held him for the vendor and had sued for the purchase - money as for money had and received he would undoubtedly have been entitled to succeed at least when the animal was in as good a ...
Page 12
... purchaser . After deliveries of cer- tain quantities amounting to nearly all of the acid the sub- purchasers complained of the quality . It was discovered that the acid had been seriously adulterated . The purchaser sued ( 1 ) On a ...
... purchaser . After deliveries of cer- tain quantities amounting to nearly all of the acid the sub- purchasers complained of the quality . It was discovered that the acid had been seriously adulterated . The purchaser sued ( 1 ) On a ...
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... purchaser thought that they were dealing about a sound horse and were in error , yet the purchaser must pay the whole price , unless there was a warranty . " I make several observations upon the foregoing judgment : ( 1 ) The Court ...
... purchaser thought that they were dealing about a sound horse and were in error , yet the purchaser must pay the whole price , unless there was a warranty . " I make several observations upon the foregoing judgment : ( 1 ) The Court ...
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... purchaser intended to bargain for , following the principles laid down by Blackburn and Han- nen , JJ . in Smith v . Hughes , L.R. 6 Q.B. 597 ; 40 L.J.Q.B. 221 , 25 L.T. 329 ; 19 W.R. 1059. In that case , as in this , the animal was a ...
... purchaser intended to bargain for , following the principles laid down by Blackburn and Han- nen , JJ . in Smith v . Hughes , L.R. 6 Q.B. 597 ; 40 L.J.Q.B. 221 , 25 L.T. 329 ; 19 W.R. 1059. In that case , as in this , the animal was a ...
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... purchaser is satisfied without requiring a warranty , which is a matter for his own consideration , he cannot recover upon the mere repre- sentation of the quality by the seller , unless he can show that the representation was bottomed ...
... purchaser is satisfied without requiring a warranty , which is a matter for his own consideration , he cannot recover upon the mere repre- sentation of the quality by the seller , unless he can show that the representation was bottomed ...
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