· 10/16/1915
Banning v. Livesley
Citations
- 87 Wash. 580
- 152 P. 4
- 1915 Wash. LEXIS 941
Syllabus
<p>Landlord and Tenant—Rent—Lien — Waiver — Eloignment or Crop. A landlord, by consenting to the sale of a crop of hops and receiving part of the proceeds to apply on the rent, waives the statutory lien for the balance of the rent, and hence cannot hold a purchaser for an eloignment on removal of the hops without paying the rent.</p>
Judges: Morris
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