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Excerpt from A Selection of Cases on the Law of Contracts, Vol. 2 of 2
In Mattock v. Kinglake, 10 Ad. E 50, Patteson, J., said: Pordage v. Cole is d1rectly in point. We must overrule it if we decide in favor of the defendant, and since a time was fixed for payment and none for conveyance, the court allowed the plaintiff to recover the price without conveying or offering to convey. See also Sib thorp v. Brunel, 3 Ex. 826; Dicker Jackson, 6 C. B. 676; Gibson v. Newman.
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