Noblit v. Bonnaffon

81 Pa. 15, 1876 Pa. LEXIS 108
CourtSupreme Court of Pennsylvania
DecidedJanuary 24, 1876
StatusPublished

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Noblit v. Bonnaffon, 81 Pa. 15, 1876 Pa. LEXIS 108 (Pa. 1876).

Opinion

Judgment was entered in the, Supreme Court,

Per Curiam. —

There seems to be no good ground of liability in this case. No credit was given the defendant; the credit was given to Richmond & Co. as theretofore. Defendant was not a silent partner, and not even an absolute purchaser of the goods, which were assigned only as a collateral security and remained in possession, apparently, if not really, of Richmond & Co. Nor did the defendant receive the entire proceeds. In no way could a contract to pay for the goods, taken up by Richmond & Co., be raised by implication, and certainly there was none by express agreement or even express request.

Judgment affirmed.

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