their  goodp  are  contained  in  the  bouse  or  store  by  their  own  con-
sent, express  or  implied.1

Movables  are  not  subject  to  this  right  when  they  are  only
transiently  or  accidentally  in  the  bouse,  store,  or  shop,  such  as
the  baggage  of  a  traveller  in  an  inn,  merchandise  sent  to  a  work-
man to  be  made  up  or  repaired,  and  effects  lodged  in  the  store
of  an  auctioneer  to  be  sold.3

In  the  exercise  of  this  right,  the  lessor  may  seize  the  objects
which  are  subject  to  it,  before  the  lessee  takes  them  away,  or
within  fifteen  days  after  they  are  taken  away,  if  they  continue
to  be  the  property  of  the  lessee  and  can  be  identified.'

1  Therefore,  If  poods  of  a  third  person  thai  the  effects  of  a  third  person  are  af-

be  consigned  by  their  owner  lo  the  leasee,  fected  bj  the  lessor's  privilege  after  their

to  be  sold  by  the  letter  at  a  price  fixed  by  removal  from  bis  honee   or  (tore.    The

the  owner,  with  the  agreement  that  the  privilege    mult  be  restricted  a>   against

leasee  shall  keep,  as  his  compensation,  all  third  parsons  to  the  conditions  imposed  bj

that  he  should  obtain  above  such  price,  this  article.    Merrick  d.  La  Hache,  27  La.
and  that  no  rent  should  be  charged,  the  Ana.  87  ;  Silliman  v.  Short,  26  La.  Ann.
goods  are  affected  bj  the  privilege.  Good-  912  ;  Bailey  u.  Quick,  !B  La.  Ann.  431.
