American Multigraph Sales Co. v. Jones
Citations
- 58 Wash. 619
- 109 P. 108
- 1910 Wash. LEXIS 978
Syllabus
<p>Sales—Conditional Sales—Filing—Necessity. Rem. & Bal. Code, § 3670, providing that all conditional sales of personalty placed in the possession of the vendee shall be absolute as to the purchasers, incumbrancers and subsequent creditors in good faith, unless a memorandum of the sale is filed in the auditor’s office within ten days after taking possession, is designed to protect subsequent creditors, and renders a sale absolute if the filing is not made as required, although the memorandum was filed before creditors asserted their claims.</p>
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- determining that victim’s response to police officer’s “what happened?” question was nontestimonial where victim had visible second- and third-degree burns covering his body, because primary purpose of exchange was to assess condition of victim in emergency situation
- determining that victim’s response to police officer’s “what happened?” question was nontestimonial where victim had visible second- and third-degree burns covering his body, because primary purpose of exchange was to assess condition of victim in emergency situation
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Judges: Budkin, Chadwick, Fullerton, Gose, Morris
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