Ford v. Rigby

Citations

• 10 Cal. 449

Syllabus

<p>A. leased furniture to B.; during the lease, F. bought the furniture of A., B. remaining in possession and acknowledging F/s title. I., sheriff, having an execution in favor of R., and against A., levied on the furniture as the property, of A. F. thereupon filed his bill to enjoin the sale: Held, that the remedy by injunction is proper, as it is the only speedy, adequate, and unembarrassed remedy the lessor has to vindicate his rights.</p>