Smith v. Larson

This action was brought to recover possession of certain personal property and leasehold interest which had been sold under a conditional sale contract as to which the vendee was in default.

On October 30,1947, one Victor L. Williams was the operator of the Arlington hotel in Seattle and was owner of the furniture, fixtures and other personal property located therein. He was in possession of the real property where the hotel was being conducted as assignee of a lease from the owner.

On that date Williams entered into a conditional sale contract with Caroline Larson, pursuant to which he agreed…