Bill Of Sale in United States
Bill Of Sale Definition
A written agreement, often under seal, by which one person transfers his right to or interest in goods and personal chattels to another, but a seal is not essential. 14 Wall. (U.S.) 244. It is in frequent use in the transfer of personal property, especially that of which immediate possession is not or cannot be given. In England, a bill of sale of a ship at sea or out of the country in called a “grand bill of sale,” but no distinction is recognized in this country between grand and ordinary bills of sale. 4 Mass. 661. The effect of a bill of sale is to transfer the property in the thing sold.
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A written agreement, often under seal, by which one person transfers his right to or interest in goods and personal chattels to another, but a seal is not essential. 14 Wall. (U.S.) 244. It is in frequent use in the transfer of personal property, especially that of which immediate possession is not or cannot be given. In England, a bill of sale of a ship at sea or out of the country in called a “grand bill of sale,” but no distinction is recognized in this country between grand and ordinary bills of sale. 4 Mass. 661. The effect of a bill of sale is to transfer the property in the thing sold.
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