Lanham v. Longmire

Citations

• 100 Wash. 413
• 171 P. 237
• 1918 Wash. LEXIS 756

Syllabus

<p>Execution—Levy—Claims by Third Person—Title—'Evidence. Upon claim and delivery for property levied upon, a bill of sale from a third person makes only a prima facie case, and does not conclude the execution creditor from showing that the title was in fact in the execution debtor.</p> <p>Sales—Delivery—-Title. Where a trade of automobiles was consummated by plaintiff and S. and the car then delivered to S. continued in his possession until the price or allowance of the oíd car had been agreed upon, and was never thereafter in plaintiff’s possession, the title passed at the time of delivery, and the automobile was accordingly thereafter subject to execution against S.</p>