· 12/27/1994
Alexander v. Food Services of America, Inc.
Citations
- 886 P.2d 231
- 76 Wash. App. 425
How courts have described this case
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- failure to raise any matter constituting an avoidance or affirmative defense in a timely manner results in a waiver of the defense
- failure to raise any matter constituting an avoidance or affirmative defense in a timely manner results in a waiver of the defense
- mother's failure to join case and failure to appear at month-long trial adjudicating ex-husband's right to damages for injuries to child precluded her own subsequent suit for damages
- failure to appear is a failure to prosecute; court may exercise discretion to dismiss
- failure to appear is a failure to prosecute; court may exercise discretion to dismiss
- mother’s failure to join case and failure to appear at month-long trial adjudicating ex-husband’s right to damages for injuries to child precluded her own subsequent suit for damages
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Judges: Pekelis, Scholfield, Grosse
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