A bill of sale was given redeemable on demand if a floating debt were paid. No notice was required. Other cerditors made demands upon the plaintiff’s absence on his son, and seized the goods immediately.
Held: The notice required by the deed on an occasion where the plaintiff was absent was such as could reasonably be expected to reach the plaintiff. A reasonable time was implied, and the seizure was not justified.
Citations:
(1868) LR 4 EXD 13
Cited by:
Cited – OBG Ltd OBG (Plant and Transport Hire) Ltd v Raymond International Ltd; OBG Ltd v Allen CA 9-Feb-2005
The defendants had wrongfully appointed receivers of the claimant, who then came into the business and terminated contracts undertaken by the business. The claimant asserted that their actions amounted to a wrongful interference in their contracts . .
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Contract, Insolvency
Updated: 30 April 2022; Ref: scu.223011
