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Sturm Vs. Boker
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- US Supreme Court
- Nov 20, 1893
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U.S. 312 (1893) U.S. Supreme Court Sturm v. BokerSearch
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U.S. 312 (1893) Sturm v. BokerSearch
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of September 18, although the terms and conditions in respect to each consignment were the same. In Schenck v. SaundersSearch
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was sent to Howe. They were sent only as memoranda of the amount and value of the merchandise transmitted. Hazard v. LoringSearch
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as said by this Court in Dows v. NationalSearch
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accident, the buyer is responsible for the price. The true distinction is pointed out by Wells, J., in Hunt v. WymanSearch
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The cases cited and relied on by the defendants, Moss v. SweetSearch
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Martineau v. KitchingSearch
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Schlesinger v. StrattonSearch
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transaction is a sale. This distinction or test of a bailment is recognized by this Court in the case of Powder Co. v. BurkhardtSearch
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was a bailment upon the terms stated in the letters is clearly established by the authorities. Among others, see Hunt v. WymanSearch
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Walker v. ButterickSearch
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Middleton v. StoneSearch
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clearly expressing his assumption of the risk of destruction or his liability for the loss. In the case of Hunt v. WymanSearch
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In Walker v. ButterickSearch
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and not a sale of them by Walker & Co. to Alexander & Co., so that the title remained in Walker & Co. In Middleton v. StoneSearch
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the defendants could show and recover their interest in the event of loss. It was so ruled by this Court in Hooper v. RobinsonSearch
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made. We do not controvert the soundness of this general rule as laid down in the cases cited by the defendants. Dent v. FergusonSearch
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Creath's Administrators v. SimsSearch
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Sample v. BarnesSearch
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Prince Mfg. Co. v. PrinceSearch
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Stephens v. RobinsonSearch
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Post v. MarshSearch
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from subsequently taking a different position as to the true interpretation of the written instrument. In Brant v. VirginiaSearch
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So in Brewster v. StrikerSearch
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N.Y.19, and Norton v. CoonsSearch
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N.Y. 33, and approved in Chatfield v. SimonsonSearch
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Sturm, in 1876, in the trial of the case of Funke v. TheSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Sturm v. BokerSearch
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In Schenck v. SaundersSearch
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Hazard v. LoringSearch
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Dows v. NationalSearch
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Hunt v. WymanSearch
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Moss v. SweetSearch
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of Powder Co. v. BurkhardtSearch
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of Hunt v. WymanSearch
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Walker & Co. In Middleton v. StoneSearch
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Hooper v. RobinsonSearch
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In Brant v. VirginiaSearch
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Brewster v. StrikerSearch
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Chatfield v. SimonsonSearch
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of Funke v. TheSearch
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