Ferris

Ferris v. Independence Indemnity Co.

Good Law
124 Cal. App. 154·1932 Cal. App. LEXIS 810·12 P.2d 148
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaJune 7, 1932Docket No. 877.California1,758 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Scovel, J.

Prior to the filing of the complaint involved in this appeal, the United States of Mexico had filed an action in claim and delivery in the Superior Court of San Diego County against Peter Rash seeking recov ery of a patrol boat known as the “Tecate.” In that action Bask answered setting up a lien for repairs on the boat. Upon filing the complaint the United States of Mexico filed with the sheriff of San Diego County a claim and delivery bond executed by the Independence Indemnity Company, defendant here, conditioned for the prosecution of the action, return of the boat if return should be adjudged, and the payment of all moneys recovered in the action, whereupon the boat was delivered to the United States of Mexico. At the trial judgment was entered in the superior court in favor of Peter Bask wherein it was found he was entitled to the sum of $12,961.61 for the repairs on the boat and to a lien thereon by virtue thereof, together with $463.62 damages and costs in the sum of $65; and that by virtue of said lien he was entitled to possession of the boat. It was therefore ordered that the United States of Mexico return the boat to Peter Bask, or, in case return could not be had, pay…

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