Ramsey v. Davis

1 Citing case

  1. Pick v. Hotel Company

    147 S.E. 819 (N.C. 1929)   Cited 5 times

    It is therefore immaterial whether the contract was signed in the name of the defendant by the Foor Corporation or in the name of the Foor Corporation for the defendant. Either form would be sufficient. Cadell v. Allen, 99 N.C. 542; Ramsey v. Davis, 193 N.C. 395; 21 R. C. L., 848, sec. 27. The contract as between the parties, if properly executed, is valid without reference to its probate and registration. C. S., 3312; Kornegay v. Kornegay, 109 N.C. 188. Another position of the appellant is this: the appointment of an agent to purchase personal property does not authorize such purchase when the title is retained to secure payment of the agreed price.