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· 7/17/1924

Cahill v. McCown

Citations

  • 130 Wash. 407
  • 227 P. 502
  • 1924 Wash. LEXIS 651

Syllabus

<p>Pledges (1, 4) — Property Subject — Construction — Evidence. There was a valid pledge of a crop on premises sold, and mutual provisions which either party could enforce, where the vendee agreed to plant a crop, the title to which should remain in the vendor as a pledge for security for part of the purchase price, and the vendor agreed to apply it thereon.</p>

Judges: Bridges, Fullerton, Holcomb, MacKintosh, Mitchell, Parker, Pemberton, Tolman

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