Borell v. Carson
Citations
- 72 Wash. 117
- 129 P. 908
- 1913 Wash. LEXIS 1416
Syllabus
<p>Appeal — Decisions Reviewable — Interlocutory Judgment — Final Orders. No appeal lies from an order adjudging a defendant in default for want of an answer, nor from an interlocutory order requiring tbe defendant to specifically perform tbe contract in suit and pay plaintiff tbe balance due on tbe contract witbin thirty days, and providing that, in tbe event that sucb order be not obeyed, tbe property shall be decreed to be sold to discharge a lien therefor, where no appeal was taken from sucb final decree entered thirty days later; since they are not final orders nor witbin Rem. & Bal. Code, § 1716, authorizing appeals from certain specified orders.</p>
Judges: Parker
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