Beyers v McKenzie [1880] ZASCCGH 32 (13 August 1880)

Effect of fraud upon transfer of dominiwm.

H. by fraudently representing himself as buying for Government obtained certain horses from, B. without paying for them, B. expecting to be paid by Government, which he considered the purchaser. Subsequently H. sold two of the horses to M. B. claimed them from M. on the ground that B. hail not parted with his property in them to H. Held, that B's claim was well-founded.