Barkley v. Barton

Citations

• 15 Wash. 33
• 45 P. 654
• 1896 Wash. LEXIS 131

Syllabus

<p>APPEAL — SEBVICE OF STATEMENT OF FACTS — TIME OF APPEAL — ESTOPPEL — WHEN FINDINGS UNNECESSARY.</p> <p>Service upon respondent of a copy of a statement of facts prior to the filing of the original in the clerk’s office, is ineffectual for purposes of appeal.</p> <p>Where an appeal has been taken from a judgment, the appellant is estopped to afterwards take advantage of the fact that no copy of the judgment had been served upon him.</p> <p>Neither findings of fact nor conclusions of law are required on the part of a trial court when it grants a motion for a non suit in a jury case.</p>