Lung v. Bank of California
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFullerton, J.
On February 17, 1922, and for some time prior thereto, one Mrs. McRae conducted a business in tbe city of Tacoma under tbe name of tbe McRae Petticoat Manufacturing Company. Sbe tben bad in ber possession some ten manufacturing sewing machines, certain shelving desks, certain cutting tables, and a quantity of manufactured petticoats, with other personal property. Sbe was tben indebted to tbe appellant, Bank of California, on a judgment in the sum of $619.36, recovered on a promissory note given by ber to the bank to evidence a loan theretofore made to ber by tbe bank. After tbe entry of tbe…
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