Sampson v. Tangye

The plaintiff herein, owner of certain real property in Tulare County, on July 30, 1951, purchased on conditional sale contract, four wind machines, three of which are involved in the present controversy. These wind machines, designed for the purpose of preventing frost damage to citrus fruits, were installed by the seller, National Frost Protection Company, on plaintiff’s real estate, and were securely fastened to a concrete base by bolts embedded therein.

Several months thereafter, namely, on February 28, 1952, plaintiff sold the real property to defendant Tangye, who received possession of…