Woodland v. First National Bank of Lind

Citations

• 115 Wash. 448
• 197 P. 621
• 1921 Wash. LEXIS 757

Syllabus

<p>Husband and Wife (23-1)—Sep abate Peopebty of Wife-—Conveyances—Evidence-—Sufficiency. Where realty composed of community hotel property was conveyed by the husband to the wife without mention of the furniture and fixtures of the hotel, the wife’s claim of separate ownership of the latter is not established, notwithstanding the testimony of husband and wife that the furniture was turned over to her at the time of transfer, where it appears that, after the transfer, the rents received from a lease of the hotel were paid into bank and checked out by the husband, and that the husband later mortgaged the furniture and fixtures to secure a community debt.</p>