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· 12/7/1904

Anderson v. McGregor

Citations

  • 36 Wash. 124
  • 78 P. 776
  • 1904 Wash. LEXIS 527

Syllabus

<p>Appeal — Appealable Oedees — Injunction—Dissolution—Finding oe Insolvency. An order dissolving a temporary injunction is not appealable, under Pierce’s Code, §1048, unless the court has found that the party enjoined was insolvent, as such finding is jurisdictional to the appeal.</p> <p>Appeal — Review—Statement oe Facts — Affidavits — How Brought up. Upon an appeal from a judgment dissolving a temporary injunction, based upon the complaint and the evidence in the form of affidavits submitted, there can he no reversal where the affidavits are not brought up in a hill of exceptions or statement of facts, and the appeal will he dismissed on motion.</p>

Judges: Dunbar

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