Gazzam v. Moe

Citations

• 40 Wash. 593
• 82 P. 912
• 1905 Wash. LEXIS 1032

Syllabus

<p>Shipping — Sale of Vessel — Appurtenances—What Are. A crank shaft which had been replaced by a new one, and a new duplicate unattached rudder on a boat, do not pass under a hill of sale as “appurtenances” or “necessaries,” where the vendor had another boat on which they could he used, the vendee did not know of the rudder, and they were not really necessary for the business in which the boat was engaged; since it fairly appears that they were not in the contemplation of the parties, and nothing is considered an appurtenance unless requisite to the use of the boat.</p>