Diamond Iron Works v. Werley

— In July, 1922, the respondent sold machinery under a conditional sale contract to the Willapa Harbor Lumber & Shingle Company. A memorandum of the sale was filed within the statutory time in the office of the auditor of Pacific county and was properly indexed as a conditional sale contract. This memorandum described the property as “machinery as per plans and specifications submitted herewith.” This memorandum consisted of the proposition from the respondent and signed by it, addressed to the Willapa Harbor Lumber & Shingle Company. The proposition as filed did not have attached any plans…