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Bailey Vs. Baker Ice Machine Co.
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- Nov 29, 1915
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Bailey v. BakerSearch
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Ice Machine Co. - 239 U.S. 268 (1915) U.S. Supreme Court Bailey v. BakerSearch
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Ice Machine Co., 239 U.S. 268 (1915) Bailey v. BakerSearch
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price is not inconsistent with retention of title in the vendor pending payment of the notes. Wm. W. Bierce, Ltd. v. HutchinsSearch
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F. 535. In Hall v. DraperSearch
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True, in Christie v. ScottSearch
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general language which, if taken broadly, makes against this distinction. But, according to a familiar rule ( Cohens v. VirginiaSearch
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Pacific Express Co. v. FoleySearch
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purchase price, to enforce payment of the balance by the vendee. Without criticizing or referring to cases like Hall v. DraperSearch
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Page 239 U. S. 273 with the retention of title in the vendor pending payment of the notes. Bierce v. HutchinsSearch
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not paid, should not only return the property, but compensate the vendor for its use and any damage to it. In Harkness v. RussellSearch
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one of conditional sale, although entitling the vendor to rental and damages if the price was not paid, and in Bryant v. SwoffordSearch
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the exercise of this privilege would have been inconsistent with a continued assertion of title by the vendor. Bierce v. HutchinsSearch
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the estate which the Bankruptcy Act seeks to apply for the benefit of all the creditors. New York County National Bank v. MasseySearch
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U. S. 474 , 228 U. S. 479 . And see Zavelo v. ReevesSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Bailey v. BakerSearch
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Wm. W. Bierce, Ltd. v. HutchinsSearch
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In Hall v. DraperSearch
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Christie v. ScottSearch
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Cohens v. VirginiaSearch
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Bierce v. HutchinsSearch
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In Harkness v. RussellSearch
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Bryant v. SwoffordSearch
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