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Futrell v. Reeves, 165 Ky. 282; 176 S. W. 1151 (1915).
Add to footnote 18:
Lerner v. Harvey, 155 N. W. (Mich.) 427 (1915); Doub & Co. v. Taylor, 150 Pac. 687 (1915).
An agent to sell has no authority to sell on a credit unless specially authorized to do so by his principal.7
On page 146 after "for all cash24" add:
And so it has been said that where a broker has no authority to sell, except for cash, a sale for a small payment of cash in hand, balance when deed and satisfactory abstract should be delivered, is not a cash sale.8 Of course, if such terms of payment are proposed, and are accepted by the principal, that presents an entirely different question.
5 Martin v. Crumb, 158 App. Div. 228; 142 N. Y. Suppl. 1096 (1913).
6Anderson v. Howard. 155 N. W. (Iowa) 261 (1915).
7 McKay v. McKinnon. 58 Tex. Civ. App. 1; 122 S. W. 440 (1909).
Add to footnote 24 :
Anderson v. Howard. 155 N. W. (Iowa) 261 (1915).
Add to footnote 89:
Lord v. Wapato Irr. Co., 142 Pac. 1172 (1914).
8 Anderson v. Howard. 155 N. W. (Iowa) 261 (1915).
 
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