COPYRIGHT, 1920

BY

CALLAGHAN & COMPANY

Sec. 3.

How bailment differs from sale.

Sec. 4 Same subject in case of fungible goods.

Common carrier's duty of indiscriminate serv-
ice.

Sec. 13. Common carrier's duty to transport goods

safely.

Sec. 14.

Common carrier's duty to transport without

delay.

Sec. 15. Freight and demurrage.

Legislation upon documents of title.

Bills and receipts negotiable and non-nego-

tiable.

Legal meaning of negotiability as here ap-

plied.

How negotiation of documents accomplished.

Result of transfer of document to transfer

title to goods.

Warranties of transferor.

The use of documents of title as security.

Right of transferee of negotiable document

against the issuer thereof.

Sec. 27. Consideration called the price.

(a) Price implied.

(b) Sale for a price to be afterwards agreed

upon.

(c) Sale for a price to be fixed by a third

party.

(d) Price to be ascertained by a future

event.

Conditional sales defined.

Sales distinguished from gifts.

Sec. 28.

Sec. 29.

Sec. 33.

tain amount.

Statute no defense if payment made in whole

or part.

Sec. 34.

Sec. 35.

Sec. 36.

Statute no defense where part delivery and

acceptance of goods.

Statute no defense where sufficient signed

memorandum.

What is contract of sale within the statute.

Sec. 39.

Sec. 40.

Destruction or deterioration of the goods be-

fore making of contract.

Destruction or deterioration after contract to

sell.

CHAPTER 7.

THE CONTRACT'S OBLIGATIONS AS AFFECTED BY

WARRANTIES.

Sec. 41. Definition of warranty.

A. Express Warranties.

Sec. 42. What constitutes express warranty.

(a)

Affirmation of fact is warranty.

(b) Express warranty in description.

(c) Buyer's reliance on warranty.

Sec. 43. Whether alleged oral warranty provable if
sale in writing.

Sec. 44.

B. Implied Warranties.

Doctrine of caveat emptor.

Sec. 45. Generally of the implied warranties.