The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-07-27


: (b) By refusing to deliver the goods when
e demand is made with which he is bound
3, Sec. 80. Negotiable Receipt t in Must ''t; Sta
: Charges for Which Lien Is Claimed.-If
E negotiable receipt is issued for goods II
+ warehouseman shall have no lien thereon
l except for charges for storage of those gooc
subsequent to the date of the receipt, une!
the receipt expressly enumerates other char,
es for which lien is claimed. In such cas-
there shall be lien for the charges enun
Grated SO far as they are within the term
: OF Section q, although the amount of til
charges so enumerated is not stated in til
receipt.
Sec 81. Warehouseman Need Not Delive
Until Lien Is Satisfed-A warehousema
ing the goods may refuse to deliver til
goods to him until the lien is satisfied.
Sec. 32. Warehouseman's Lien Does No
Preclude Other Remedies.-Whether a ware
houSeman has or has not lien upon tn
goods, he is entitled to all remedies allowe
by law to creditor against his debtor 70
the collection from the depositor of all charge
and advances which the depostor has ex
pressly or impliedly contracted with the ware
houseman to pay.
Sec. 49, Satisfaction of Lien by Sale
warehouseman's lien for a claim which ha
BECOME due. may be satisfied as follows:
The warehouseman shall give writer
notice to the person on whose account th
known by the warehouseman to claim an in
terest in the goods. Such notice shall bt
given by delivery in person or by registered
letter addressed to the last known place o.
business or abode OF the person to be mott
fed The notice shall contain
(al An itemized statement of the warehouse
man 8 claim, showing the sum due at the time
of the notice, and the date or dates when i,
became due,
90 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 be.
tore day mentond, not less than ten days
from the delivery of the notice if it is per.
sonany delivered, or from the time when the
notice should reach its destination, according
to the due course of post, if the notice is
sent by mail, and
paid within the time specified the goods will
be advertised for sale and sold by auction at
specified time and place.
In accordance with the term of notice so
given, sale of the goods by auction may be
had to satisfy any valid claim Of the warehouse
man for which he has lien on the goods The
sale shall be had in the place where the lien
was acquired, or if such place is manifesty
unsuitable tor the purpose, at the nearest
suitable place. After the time for the pay
ment OF the claim specified in the notice to
the depositor has elapsed, an advertisement
of the sale, describing the goods to 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 pub
lshed once a week for two consecutive weeks
in newspaper published in the place where
such sale is to be held. The sale shall not
be held less than fifteen days from the time
paper published in such place, the ad, ertise-
ment shall be posted at least ten days before
such sale in not less than six conspicuous
places therein.
~,
houseman shall satisfy his lien, including the
reasonable charges of notice, advertisement
and sale. The balance if any, of such pro.
ceeds shall be held by the warehouseman, and
delivered 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 right of property or
possession therein may pay the warehouseman
the amount necessary to satisfy his lien and
incurred in serving notices and advertising
and preparing for the sale up to the time Of
such payment. The warehouseman shall de-
liver the goods tc the person making such
payment If he is person entitled, under the
provisions OF this Act to the possession of the
goods on payment of charges thereon Other
wise the warehouseman shall retain posses
SION OF the goods according to the terms Of
the original contract of deposit
Sec. "a. Pershabe and Hazardous Goods
If goods are of a perishable nature, or by
keeping will deteriorate greatly in value. OF
by their odor, leakage infammability, OF
explosive nature, will be liable to njure
other property, the warehouseman may give
such notice to the owner, or to the person in
whose name the goods are stored as is
reasonable and possible under the circum.
stances, to satisfy the lien upon such goods,
and to remove them from the warehouse, and
in the event of the failure of such person to
satisfy the lien and to remove the goods
within the time SO specified, the warehouse
man may sell the goods at public or private
sale without advertising. If the warehouse
sell such goods, he may dispose of them in
any lawful manner and shall incur no liza
bility by reason thereof
The proceeds Of any sale made under the
terms OF this section shall be disposed of
in the same way as the proceeds of sales
made under the terms OF the preceding
section.
Sec. 50. Other Methods of Enforcing Liens.
= - ne ne remedy for enforcing lien herein pro.
vided does not preclude any other remedies
allowed by law for the enforcement OF a
len against personal property nor bar the
right to recover so much OF the warehouse
mans claim as shall not be paid by the pro.
,eeds Of the sale of the property
Sec. So Effect OF Sale-After goods have
been lawfully sold to satisfy a warehouse.
mans lien, or have been lawfully sold or
disposed of because of their perishable or
hazardous nature the warehouseman shall not
hereafter be liable for failure to deliver the
goods to the depositor, or owner OF the goods,
n to holder Of the receipt given for the
FOODS when they were deposited, even if
UGH receipt be negotiable.
Sec. 81. Negotiation OF Negotiable Receipts
i Dellvery.-A negotiable receipt may be ne.
otiated by delivery
(a) Where, by the terms of the receipt. the
. the bearer, or
Cb) Where, by the terms of the receipt, the