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Bruce v. Pearson
3 Johns. 534
N.Y. Sup. Ct.
1808
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Per Curiam.

The order sent by the defendant to the plaintiffs, was for 6 hogsheads of rum, and other articles, at a credit of six months ; and the plaintiffs sent only 3 hogsheads, and omitted part of the other articles, charging those sent, at a credit of three mdnths. This cannot amount to a contract. There is no agreement, no aggregatia menlium between the parties, as to the thing, or subject matter of the contract. The defendant wished to have *536the whole of the goods ; a part of them might be of no use ; and until he assented to receive a part instead of the whole, he cannot be said to have contracted to pay for a part; and there can be no implied assumpsit to pay, as the goods sent, never came to his hands.

Judgment of nonsuit.

Case Details

Case Name: Bruce v. Pearson
Court Name: New York Supreme Court
Date Published: Nov 15, 1808
Citation: 3 Johns. 534
Court Abbreviation: N.Y. Sup. Ct.
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