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· 7/24/1905

Euphrat v. Morrison

Citations

  • 39 Wash. 311
  • 81 P. 695
  • 1905 Wash. LEXIS 862

Syllabus

<p>Chattel Mortgages—Foreclosure—Receivers — Appointment— Evidence—Sufficiency of Showing. In an action for the foreclosure of a chattel mortgage upon furniture, including a leasehold interest in a hotel, a receiver pendente lite is authorized hy statute, and is properly granted, where it appears that the security is inadequate, the mortgagor insolvent, and the leasehold in danger of forfeiture through the mortgagor's refusal to pay the rent, and where the mortgagor refuses to apply rents received hy him on the mortgage debt, admits that there is no defense on the merits, and manifests a disposition to delay the proceedings.</p>

Judges: Budkin, Crow, Eullerton, Hadley, Mount, Root

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