Hewlet v. Flint

Citations

• 7 Cal. 264

Syllabus

<p>Where the plaintiff sold a number of bales of drillings to A, for the purpose of making sacks, deliverable to A as fast as he needed them for manufacturing, and A agreed to store the sacks as fast as made, subject to plaintiff's order, with the privilege of retaking the sacks as he should make his payments: Held, that upon the delivery of the drills to A, the title thereto rested in him, and that plaintiff had no lien thereon, or on the sacks, until they were delivered to him.</p>