Banning v. Livesley
Washington Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment of the superior court for Yakima county, Preble, J., entered October 17, 1914, in favor of the defendants, in an action in tort, tried to the court.
1Opinion of the CourtMorris, C. J.
Appeal from a judgment dismissing a cause of action predicated upon an alleged eloignment of hops upon which appellant claimed a landlords’ lien. Appellant is the owner of the land upon which the hops were grown. Respondent Walter Livesley was the lessee, and Robert Livesley is a hop broker who purchased the hops, paying to appellant $1,000 proceeds of the sale of the hops to apply upon the rent, and leaving a balance of $1,000 to become due at a later date, and which not being paid, this action was brought.
The only question involved in the appeal is whether or not Robert Livesley is liable…
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