 | Thomas Beven - 1895 - 980 pages
...given to fetch away the goods could not discharge the defendant from his contract, nor empower riage was between the carrier and the vendor, the latter of whom was by law liable/' Thompson v. Fargo, 49 NY 188. For other cases see the note in i llev. R. 347. See Sale of Goods Act,... | |
 | 1899 - 740 pages
...the law, for ' that whatever might be the contract between the vendor and the vendee, the agree' ment for the carriage was between the carrier and the vendor, the latter of whom was ' by law liable.' " A case was referred to, Dawes v. Peck, in 8 Term Reports, 330, in support of the law as laid down... | |
 | 1901 - 1372 pages
...for a new trial was made, and Mr. Justice Buller said he had mistaken the law, for " that whatever might be the contract between the vendor and the vendee,...the vendor, the latter of whom was by law liable." A case was referred to, Dawes v. Peck, in 8 Term Reports, 330, in support of the law as laid down by... | |
 | Thomas Beven - 1908 - 832 pages
...it was held that the consignor of goods might sne the carrier for non-delivery, " for that, whatever might be the contract between the vendor and the vendee,...the vendor, the latter of whom was by law liable." For other cases see the note in 1 RR 347. Thompson v. Fargo, 49 NY 188. See Sale of Goods Act. 1893... | |
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That on considering the question he found he had been mistaken in point of law ; for that whatever might be the contract between the vendor and vendee, the agreement for the carriage was between the carrier and the vendor, the latter of whom was by law... 
