Allen v. Fuller
118 Mass. 402, 1875 Mass. LEXIS 382
Opinion
Evidence that the goods were charged to the husband on the plaintiffs’ books was not conclusive that they were sold to him. James v. Spaulding, 4 Gray, 451. The judge below, having found as a fact that the goods were sold to the wife and on her credit, rightly ruled as matter of law that she was liable therefor. Spaulding v. Day, 10 Allen, 96. Labaree v. Colby, 99 Mass. 559. Wilder v. Richie, 117 Mass. 382.
Exceptions overruled.
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