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· 1/28/1910

Allen & Nelson Mill Co. v. Vaughn

Citations

  • 57 Wash. 163
  • 106 P. 622
  • 1910 Wash. LEXIS 720

Syllabus

<p>' Appeal — Orders Appealable — Finality—Stipulations—Right to Appeal. An appeal from an order denying a temporary injunction will not be dismissed where the parties stipulated that it should be considered as a final order for the purposes of the appeal.</p> <p>Logs and Logging — Timber—Sale—Removal. Where a deed of all standing and lying timber contained an agreement that the grantee shall have three years from and after its date within which to “remove the timber,” the grantee’s interest ceases as to all timber not removed after that date, which then reverts to the grantor; since the intent of the parties controls the construction irrespective of distinctions between covenants and forfeitures or other technical questions.</p>

Judges: Dunbar

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