Falkner v. Perkins.
3 N.C. 224
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Falkner v. Perkins., 3 N.C. 224 (N.C. Ct. App. 1802).
Opinion
The not taking possession immediately of goods conveyed by a bill of sale, is not of itself a fraud, but evidence only of fraud, and may be accounted for by evidence; and if salislaciorily accounted for, the vendee shall recover.
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