Klitten v. Stewart
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFullerton, J.
In November, 1920, the respondents, Klitten, sold to the appellant, Stewart, the furniture and equipment of a hotel in the city of Kennewick, and also leased to her the hotel building for a term of five years. The consideration for the furniture and equipment was $15,000. Of this sum Mrs. Stewart paid a part in cash and in negotiable securities which were converted into cash, gave a mortgage on the furniture for the sum of $2,100 for another part, and for the balance, $8,000, assigned to the respondents certain notes secured by a mortgage on real property situated in the state of South…
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