Sherrick v. Cotter

Citations

• 28 Wash. 25
• 68 P. 172
• 1902 Wash. LEXIS 451

Syllabus

<p>VENDOR AND PURCHASER-WHAT ARE APPURTENANCES-HOP PRESS.</p> <p>Under an agreement to convey a certain tract of land “together with the appurtenances,” the purchaser cannot recover damages from the vendor for failure to deliver a hop press as appurtenant to the premises, although used in connection therewith, where it was not attached to the building, but was placed in a room just high enough to receive it, through an opening in the upper floor which had been subsequently floored over, and which could again be ripped open to permit the removal of the hop press without causing material injury to the building.</p>