Tuohy v. Wingfield

Citations

• 52 Cal. 319
• 1877 Cal. LEXIS 107

Syllabus

<p>Attachable Interest of Lessee in Leased Property. — A contract Ly which A lets B have a flock of sheep which he owns, and of which he is to retain the ownership, to keep for three years, and hy whiph B is to deliver to A the wool sheared from the sheep, and A is to sell it and pay B one-lialf the proceeds, and hy which B is to deliver to A, at the end of the term, the sheep, and A is then to divide with B the increase, giving B one-half the increase as compensation for his services, does not give B such an' interest in the sheep or increase as will support a seizure of them under an attachment against the property of B. The interest of B in the sheep must he reached hy his creditors under a different proceeding.</p>