Pratt v. Scandinavian-American Bank

Citations

• 103 Wash. 134
• 174 P. 462
• 1918 Wash. LEXIS 1074

Syllabus

<p>Sales — Conditional Sales — After-Acquired Property — Title— Subsequent Creditors. . A clause in a duly recorded conditional sales contract providing that after-acquired property of the vendee shall be added and become the property of the vendor subject to the sales contract, does not, as against subsequent creditors of the vendee, pass the title to property subsequently acquired by the vendee under another conditional sales contract, notwithstanding the last vendor lost the property by failing to record its bill of sale; since the title thereto never passed to the vendee, as against the last vendor or subsequent creditors, and the first vendor was neither- a subsequent purchaser, incumbrancer or creditor, within Rem. Code, § 3670.</p>