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· 12/31/1903

Baker v. Northwest Building & Investment Co.

Citations

  • 33 Wash. 677
  • 74 P. 825
  • 1903 Wash. LEXIS 570

Syllabus

<p>Actions—Abatement—Parties—Substitution-—Transfer of Interest Pending Appeal. Where a temporary injunction restraining a public nuisance is granted at the suit of the owner of property specially affected thereby, and an appeal from such injunction is taken, a purchaser of the property pending the appeal is entitled to he substituted as plaintiff and respondent in place of the former owner, under Bal. Code, § 4837, providing that a suit shall not abate by the transfer of any interest therein.</p>

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