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· 10/29/1912

Berens v. Cox

Citations

  • 70 Wash. 627
  • 127 P. 189
  • 1912 Wash. LEXIS 1095

Syllabus

<p>Appeal — Review—Findings—Exceptions—Necessity Findings in an equity case, to be reviewed, must be excepted to; but failure to except is not ground for striking the statement of facts where the error assigned is in the rejection of evidence.</p> <p>Appeal — Review—Harmless Error. In an equity case, it is not reversible error to exclude evidence where the facts so far as material were shown by other evidence.</p> <p>Evidence — Cross-Examination—Order op Proof. Upon cross-examination, it is proper to exclude documentary evidence which was no part of the cross-examination, even if it were admissible at some other time.</p>

Judges: Morris

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