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· 3/12/1895

Miller v. Price

Citations

  • 4 Cal. Unrep. 983
  • 39 P. 781

Syllabus

<p>Consignment for Sale—Lien for Advances.—Recovery for property consigned to defendant for sale cannot be defeated on the ground that he had a lien thereon for advances and expenses, where, before action, plaintiff tendered the amount of these; Civil Code, section 2905, declaring that redemption from a lien is made by offering to do that for which the property is a security.</p> <p>Consignment for Sale.—Commissions cannot be had for making a sale which the person was not authorized to make, and which the owner rescinded.</p>

Judges: Harrison

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