Singer Sewing Machine Co. v. Dickstein & Klatzker, Inc.

Citations

• 125 Wash. 613
• 217 P. 44
• 1923 Wash. LEXIS 1104

Syllabus

<p>Sales (176)—Conditional Sales — Recording — Signature of Vendor. A conditional sales contract is signed by tbe vendor, within Rem. Comp. Stat., § 3790, where the vendor’s name is printed at the foot and immediately thereunder it is signed in writing by the general agent and manager of its local branch.</p> <p>Same (180)—Waiver, of Condition—Making Claim Against Estate. A notice, by a conditional sales vendor, to an assignee for the benefit of creditors of the vendee, that it did not waive its superior rights under its contract, giving date and filing number, was not the presentation of a claim for the balance due, and did not waive the vendor’s right to reclaim the property.</p> <p>Same (180)—Waiver—Acquiescence in Assignee’s Sale. A conditional sales vendor does not waive its right to reclaim the property by failing to give notice of its claim at an assignee’s sale for the benefit of creditors of the vendee, its record of the contract being a continuing notice to the purchasers at such sale.</p>