Browne v. Robinson

New York Supreme Court

Browne v. Robinson

2 Cai. Cas. 341

DecidedJuly 1, 1796

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Browne v. Robinson, 2 Cai. Cas. 341 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1796).

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Per Curiam.

Where goods are purchased from a factor scienter, with intent by the purchaser, to set off against the purchase, a demand which he may have against the factor, the principal may, in such case, and as on a sale made immediately by himself, have a suit against the purchaser, at any time before payment to the factor, every purchase so made with [344]*344intent solely thereby to obtain payment or security from the factor being, as against the principal, Jrauduloit.

Motion refused. -

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Per Curiam.

Where goods are purchased from a factor scienter, with intent by the purchaser, to set off against the purchase, a demand which he may have against the factor, the principal may, in such case, and as on a sale made immediately by himself, have a suit against the purchaser, at any time before payment to the factor, every purchase so made with [344]*344intent solely thereby to obtain payment or security from the factor being, as against the principal, Jrauduloit.

Motion refused. -

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