The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-03-05

courts of appropriate jurisdiction, by
injunction and otherwise, in attaching
such receipt or in satisfying the claim
by means thereof as is allowed at law
or in equity, in regard to property
which can nor-readily be attached or
levied upon by ordinary legal proc
ess.
Sec. 81. Subject to the provisions
of section 80, a warehouseman shall
have lien on goods deposited or on
the proceeds thereof in his hands, for
all lawful charges for storage and
preservation of the goods; also for
all lawful claims for money ad,
vanced, interest, insurance, transpor-
tation, labor, weighing, coopering and
other charges and expenses in relation
to such goods; also for all reasonable
charges and expenses for notice, and
advertisements of sale, and for sale
of the goods where default has been
made in satisfying the warehouse
mans lien.
Of section 80 warehouseman's lien
may be enforced
(a) Against all goods, whenever
deposited, belonging to the person who
is liable as debtor for the claims in
regard to which the lien is asserted,
and
(b) Against all goods belonging to
Others which have been deposited at
any time by the person who is liable
as debtor for the claims in regard to
which the lien Is asserted If such per-
son has been so entrusted with the
possession OF the goods that pledge
|of the same by him at the time of
the deposit to one who took the goods
in good faith for value would have
been valid.
Sec. %. A warehouseman loses his
lien upon goods
(a) By surrendering possession
thereof, or
OBJ BY refusing to deliver the
goods when a demand is made with
which he is bound to comply under
the provisions of this act.
Sec. So If negotiable receipt is
issued for goods, the warehouseman
shall have no lien thereon. except for
charges for storage of those goods
subsequent to the date Of the receipt,
unless the receipt expressly enumer-
ates other charges for which a lien is
claimed. In such case there shall be
a lien for the charges enumerated so
far as they are within the terms of
section 81, although the amount of
the charges so enumerated is not
stated in the receipt.
Sec. 81. A warehouseman having
a lien valid against the person de-
handing the goods may refuse to de-
liver the goods to him until the lien
is satisfied
Sec. 60 Whether warehouseman
has or has not lien uDon the goods,
he is entitled to all remedies allowed
by law to creditor against his debt
or, for the collection from the de-
positor of all charges and advances
which the deposition has expressly or
implicitly contracted with the ware
houseman to pay.
Sec. SO. A warehouseman's lien for
a claim which has become due may be
satisfied as follows:
The warehouseman shall give a writ
ten notice to the person on whose ac-
count the goods are held, and to any
other person known by the warehouse
man to claim an interest in the goods.
Such notice shall be given by delivery
in person or by registered letter adj
dressed to the last known place of
business or abode OF the person to be
notified The notice shall contain
(a) An itemized statement of the
warehouseman's claim, showing the
sum due at the time of the notice and
h, ~ do x,-lo .
(b) A brief description of the
goods against which the lien exists,
(c) A demand that the amount of
the claim as stated in the notice, and
of such further claim as shall accrue,
shall be paid on or before a day men,
toned. not less than ten days from
the delivery of the notice IL Il is per-
sonally delivered, or from the time
when the notice should reach its des-
tination, according TO the due course
of post, IL the notice is sent by mail,
and
(d) a statement that unless the
claim is paid within the time specified
the goods will be advertised for sale
and sold by auction at a specified
time and place.
In accordance with the terms of a
notice so given. sale of the goods by
auction may be had to satisfy any
valid claim of the warehouseman for
which he has lien on the goods.
The sale shall be had in the place
where the lien was acquired. or. IL
such place is manifestly unsuitable
for the purpose. at the nearest suit.
able place After the time for the
payment of the claim specified in the
notice TO the deposition has elapsed,
an advertisement of the sale. describ-
ing the goods 10 be sold and stating
the name Of the owner or person on
whose account the goods are held, and
the time and place of the sale. shall
be published once a week for two con-
secutive weeks in a newspaper pub
lished in the place where such sale is
TO be held. The sale shall not be held
less than fifteen days from the time
of the first publication. III there is
no newspaper published in such place.
the advertisement shall be posted at
least ten days before such sale in not
less than six conspicuous places there
In.
From the proceeds of such sale the
warehouseman shall satisfy his lien.
including the reasonable charges OF
notice. advertisement. and sale. The
balance. il any. OF such proceeds shall
be held by the warehouseman. and de-
livered on demand TO the person to
whom he would have been bound to
deliver or justified in delivering the
goods.
At any time before the goods are
so sold any person claiming a right
of property or possession therein may
pay the warehouseman the amount
necessary TO satisfy his lien and TO