The following excerpt is from In re Sherman, 13 F.2d 121 (2nd Cir. 1926):
Result of these cases is that, where the petitioner in reclamation can show that the sale was induced by a material false representation, it is not necessary for the reclamationer to show that the vendee did not intend to pay. But where no such representation was made, and relied upon, the rule as set forth in the Aarons Case, supra, and in Donaldson v. Farwell, 93 U. S. 631, 23 L. Ed. 993, obtains.
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