Brown v. Kern

Citations

• 21 Wash. 211
• 57 P. 798
• 1899 Wash. LEXIS 263

Syllabus

<p>-APPEAL — WHEN STATEMENT OF FACTS UNNECESSARY — EXCEPTIONS TCI FINDINGS.</p> <p>When the only error urged upon appeal is that the findings of fact do not sustain the conclusions of law, neither exceptions to the findings nor a statement of facts is necessary.</p> <p>•CONTRACTS-CONSIDERATION-DISCHARGE OF DEBT BY PART PAYMENT.</p> <p>An agreement by a judgment creditor to accept from a judgment debtor, who is financially embarrassed, cash and a note secured by mining stock for a portion of the debt in full satisfaction thereof, constitutes a valid consideration for the discharge •of the debt.</p>