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In the law of contracts, a written agreement, previously required to be under seal, by which one person transfers to another a right to, or interest in, Personal Property and goods, a legal instrument that conveys title in property from seller to purchaser. bill of sale n. a written statement attesting to the transfer (sale) of goods, possessions, or a business to a buyer. It is useful to show that the buyer now has ownership and to detail what was actually purchased. A bill of sale may accompany an agreement which states the agreed-upon terms of sale, including the date of transfer, the price, timing of payment and other provisions. (See: contract) BILL OF SALE, Contracts. An agreement in writing, under seal, by which a man
transfers the right or interest he has in goods and chattels, to another. As
the law imports a consideration when an agreement is made by deed, a bill of
sale alters the property. Yelv. 196; Cro. Jac. 270 6 Co. 18.
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