Supreme Court of Virginia June 15, 1829 (Harpers v. Patton)

Carr, J.

I think the judgment of the county court was right. I admit, that no sale of the flour by Harper to Patton, was intended or effected by this transaction: Patton agreed to take Harper's flour, send it to Richmond, and have it turned into money: therefore, all fair risks on the flour were to be incurred by Harper, while it remained his.