Chandler v. Booth

Citations

• 11 Cal. 342

Syllabus

<p>Where A, who carried on a printing office, and was indebted to the hands of the office, placed in the hands of B a certain amount of money, with directions to B to pay the hands, which B neglected to do, and where there was no evidence showing that the hands agreed to look to B for their money, or that A was indebted to the hands in an amount equal or approximate to the sum in B’s hands, and the money was subsequently attached in the hands of B at the suit of C against A : Seld, that the money was liable to the attachment.</p>