Things bought bonâ fide.
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Things bought bonâ fide.
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If a man buy an Horse, thinking it to be his that sells him,1 and is not: if he shall afterward sell the Horse to another; he is bound to restore the gain, & no more.
If a man buy an Horse, thinking it to be his that sels him,1 and is not: if he shal afterward sell the Horse to another; he is bound to restore the gaine, & no more.
- 1Our laws are otherwise, grounded on this: Rather a mischeese, than an inconvenience.Our lawes are otherwise, grounded on this: Rather a mischeese, than an inconuenience.