Seymour v. Landon

Citations

• 128 Wash. 682
• 224 P. 3
• 1924 Wash. LEXIS 574

Syllabus

<p>Appeal (108) — Preservation op Grounds. A receiver cannot assign error in the allowance of damages for the detention of a truck, where he offered no evidence on the subject.</p> <p>Sales (176) — Conditional Sales — Recording — Signature op Vendor. A conditional sales contract of a motor truck is not sufficiently signed by the vendor, as against creditors of the vendee, where the printed form, giving the name of the vendor at the foot had a blank line “by....................................vendor,” obviously left for some person to sign, which was not filled up.</p> <p>Same (176) — Lien Holders — Subsequent Creditors. An unpaid employee who worked from June 1 to August 13, is a “subsequent” creditor having priority over a defectively executed conditional bill of sale of a truck delivered April 14.</p> <p>Mechanics’ Liens (46) — Description op Property — Suppiciency. Under Rem. Comp. Stat., § 1149-1153, a lien notice for labor performed in a sawmill describing the sawmill and all its “logging equipment” is sufficient to cover an automobile truck used in hauling lumber; and an order in receivership proceedings describing the property as “hauling equipment” is not materially variant.</p>