References are to sections.

CHAPTER II.

OF THE REMEDIES OF THE SELLER AGAINST THE GOODS.

Waiver of the lien - Expressly or by implication....

Waiver by giving credit

1477, 1478

1479, 1480

......

Lien abandoned by unconditional delivery.

Waiver by taking bill or note

Lien not lost by delivery which passes the title but does not

change possession....

1485, 1486

So lien not lost if possession retained, though seller's attitude has

changed......

1481

1482-1484

Lien not lost by special and qualified delivery

Lien not lost if possession secured by fraud....

How when goods already in possession of buyer....

How when buyer has changed character of property.

How when goods in possession of bailee

How when goods on public wharf or the premises of a stranger.. 1495

How when goods are delivered to a carrier....

Transfer by bill of lading....

Effect of delivery of part of the goods...

Effect of part payment...

3. Estoppel in Favor of Sub-purchasers.

Lien good against sub-purchaser unless seller estopped - Estoppel by

conduct.....

Form of delivery order or warrant as estoppel.....

Warehouse receipts in the United States. . . . .

4. Revival of Lien on Insolvency of Purchaser.

1501-1503

1504-1506

1507

Revival of lien -Insolvency of purchaser before actual delivery 1508, 1509

Insolvency of buyer before expiration of credit.....

1510, 1511

....

Insolvency of buyer before delivery order complied with... 1512-1514

Same subject - Taking note-Giving receipted bill, etc... 1515-1517

Same subject Instalment delivery - Subsequent appropriation 1518

What constitutes insolvency....

IL. THE SELLER'S RIGHT OF STOPPAGE IN TRANSITU.

Right may be exercised only by vendor or one in his position....

By factor who has bought goods for principal

By person who pays price for vendee....

....

1531

But not by vendor of seller..

1532

Nor by unpaid agent of seller

1533

....

Principal who has consigned goods to factor may stop...

Surety for the buyer may not stop the goods....

Seller of executory interest may exercise the right

Stoppage by agent for his principal - Ratification..

1534

1535

1536

1537

Evidence of insolvency...

3. Against Whom Stoppage May be Effected.

Against buyer or one standing in his attitude....

Only against an insolvent buyer

Absconding, attachment, etc., not enough

1538

1539

1540

.......

1541

Insolvent when.......

1542-1544

4. Under What Conditions Stoppage May be Effected.

Goods can be stopped only while in transit......

1545, 1546

Existence of a transit-Goods transported on ship or other vehicle

References are to sections.

Agent to receive or forward... 1558-1561

Mere resale does not defeat stoppage 1562

1563-1567

Interception by buyer's agent

Interception by sub-purchaser

Indorsement of bill of lading..

Pledgee of goods Bill of lading as security....

.............. ......

Absolute sale of goods, but purchase price unpaid — Right to

-

.......

1568

1569, 1570

Garnishment..... 1571

Interception by seller as a creditor - Attachment by seller.......... 1572

No particular method necessary - Notice to stop....

To whom notice to stop should be given — Vendee..

1605-1607

1608

In general.....

References are to sections.

1. When Title has Passed.

To what kinds of property right of resale attaches..

When right may be exercised..............

......

2. Notice of time and place of resale..

The manner of resale.....

Time of resale.....

Effect of resale in determining value.....

Title of the purchaser at the resale......

2. Right of Resale on Executory Contract.

General considerations..

Choice of remedies.

Nature of right of resale.....

How resale should be made......

CHAPTER III.

1640, 1641

Seller cannot rescind for mere non-payment of price..

1655

May rescind for fraud....

1656

May reserve lien by contract

Seller may recover price as for goods sold and delivered...

How when bill or note was to be given for the price

sold and delivered...

Actions for deceit.

1659

1660

1661, 1662

1663

1664

Actual delivery and acceptance necessary to sustain count for goods

1665

1666

References are to sections.

2. Where the Goods have not been Delivered.

Title passing though goods not delivered

1667

Recovery of price where seller yet to do something to the goods.

Recovery of price where seller holds as bailee for buyer....

Recovery of price where seller claims his lien .....

1668

1669

1670, 1671

1672

Recovery of price where seller stops goods in transit....

Recovery of residue of price after resale in pursuance of lien....... 1673

Recovery of price where buyer fails or refuses to take the goods 1674-1677

Other remedies in like cases...

1678, 1679

Vendor may resell and recover deficiency.

1680

Right to keep property as his own and recover deficiency..

1681, 1682

II. WHERE THE TITLE HAD NOT PASSED.

In general....

1683

1. Where the Goods have been Delivered.

Recovery of goods and damages for breach of contract...

2. Where the Goods have not been Delivered.

1684-1688

Where title has not passed and goods not delivered, action for dam-

Full contract price after tender allowed in some cases..

Contracts for production of that which has no market value.... 1697

This not the general rule......

Countermanding performance of executory contract..

Countermanding order after part delivery.....

1698

1699

1700

Countermanding order for goods when partly manufactured..... 1701

1694

1695

1696

Countermanding order before manufacture begun.

Loss of profits.....

Form of repudiation...

Effect on seller's rights of repudiation by the buyer.

Seller not obliged to treat it as a present breach.

Contract kept alive for the benefit of both parties..

1702, 1703

1704

1705

1706

1707

. 1708

Measure of damages if seller does treat it as present breach. 1709-1712

Treating contract as rescinded and recovering quantum valebat...... 1713

CHAPTER IV.

OF THE REMEDIES OF THE BUYER AGAINST THE SELLER.

Purpose of this chapter.....

How subjects classified..

1714

1715