Van Pelt v. Littler

Citations

• 10 Cal. 394

Syllabus

<p>F. sold and delivered to V. P. certain goods, the possession of which V, P. retained for two or three days, when he leased the premises in which the goods were, and delivered the goods to F., his vendor, and one M., who after carrying on the business in connection with F. for a few days, retired, leaving F. in the exclusive possession of the property, which possession continued until the goods were seized by L., as constable, under an execution against F.: Reld, that the sale of the goods to V. P. was void as to creditors, and the goods were subject to the execution against F.</p>