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A Dictionary of Law

William C. Anderson · 1889

3 Demand that a thing be returned or restored; reclamation of a thing sold. The doctrine of stoppage in, transitu appears to have been derived from, or to be analogous to, revendication in the civil law; "the pght of an unpaid vendor, upon the insolvenc.v of the vendee, to reclaim, in specie, such part of the goods as remains in the ' See Von Roy v. Blaekman, 3 Woods, 100-8 (1877), cases. hands of the vendee entire, and without havijig changed its quality." '