Identified goods
Definitions from Case Law · United States Supreme Court
Definitions from Case Law
From 14 U.S. 75 - Thompson v. Gray · 1816Most cited · 4 citing opinions
when sale is complete
An article purchased in general terms from many of the same description, if afterwards selected and set apart with the assent of the parties as the thing purchased, is as completely identified, and as completely sold, as if it had been selected previous to the sale, and specified in the contract.
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