Young v. Poole

Citations

• 2 Cal. Unrep. 748
• 13 P. 492

Syllabus

<p>Sale—Delivery as Against Creditors of Seller.—Where negotiations for a sale by an employer to his employee of certain property, including safes, were made in March, but the sale was not consummated until April 1st, upon which day the vendor was sued by a creditor, and, after the sale, the property remained in the same building as before, but the vendee’s name appeared on the sign as successor to the vendor, held, that the sale was not followed by intinediate delivery, and an actual and continued change of possession, as required by Civil Code of California, section 3440, and execution obtained by the vendor’s creditor could be levied on the safes.</p>