"For value received, I hereby guarantee
the payment of the within lease (bond or
contract). George L. Roberts."
Short Hills, N. J.
October 1, 1910.
A BILL OF SALE
This is a written agreement by which one person transfers to another his interest in certain personal property.
The law lays down no rule as to the form.
A bill of sale usually passes where the property paid for is not immediately removed from the possession of the seller.
This form would answer in any state:
"Bridgeport, Conn., Aug. 2, 1910.
"I have this day sold to Calvin E. Platt,
of New Haven, in this state, my team of
bay horses, with their harness, one family
carriage, and a two-seated cutter.
"Thomas P. Fletcher."
Be sure, where the bill of sale includes many articles, to name every one of them in the bill.
If paid for, whether by cash or a note, be sure to get a receipt for the same.