case Langford against administratrix OF tiler if husband and wife cohabit he  be liable to her contract though she deal as a separate trader S c salk S c  holt the defendant now administratrix to tiler her late husband in his  lifetime use to deal in tea and sell four butt of tea to the plaintiff at so  much a pound the plaintiff take one away pay for it and fifty shilling over to  go towards payment of the rest when she come for the rest the vendor will not  stand to her agreement a action be bring and two count one upon the agreement  and the other a indebitatus for fifty shilling receive to the plaintiff use  these point be rule by holt chief justice first if a husband and wife cohabit  and the wife deal separate her contract shall charge the husband for  cohabitation be sufficient evidence of notice second if a bargain be make and  earnest give without a express agreement that payment be to be make at a  certain time the money must be pay before the good be remove by car c S No  contract for the sale of any good for the price of ten pound sterling or  upward shall be allow to be good except the buyer shall accept part of the  good so sell and actual receive the same or give something in earnest to bind  the bargain or in part payment or that some note or memorandum in write of the  say bargain be make and sign by the party to be charge by such contract or  their agent lawful authorize a three a demand of the good without a tender of  the money be void because it be not pursuant to the intent of the bargain and  the earnest be only to bind the bargain fourthly after earnest give the vendor  can sell to another if a vendor sell good by sample to be deliver to the  vendee within a mouth and take earnest and within a month send they by his  servant to the premise and when part be unload the rest be distrain for toll  the delivery be complete so as to entitle the vendee to bring trespass for the  seizure blakey v Dinsdale Cowp a but if the vendee do not come to pay and take  the good the vendor ought to come and request he to come and pay and if be do  not come in convenient time the agreement be dissolve and then be may sell  easter term the three of queen whether in the queen bench sir John holt Knt  chief justice sir John Powell Knt sir Littleton powys Knt sir Henry gold Knt  justice Edward Northey Esq attorneygeneral sir John hawles Knt solicitor  general