Bruhn v. Norris

Citations

• 26 Wash. 602

Syllabus

<p>APPEAL-SUFFICIENCY OF BRIEFS-FAILURE TO CONTAIN FINDINGS OF FACT.</p> <p>The supreme court rule which requires findings of fact to be printed in the appellant’s brief applies only to cases where the findings themselves are contested, not to cases where the error assigned is as to the conclusions of law drawn from findings which are accepted as correct.</p> <p>DAMAGES TO BEAL PROPERTY-RIGHT TO RECOVER-WHO ENTITLED TO ON MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.</p> <p>Where damages occasioned by the grading of a street have been awarded in favor of mortgaged premises prior to the foreclosure of the mortgage thereon, the mortgagee is not entitled to such award when there is nothing in the decree of foreclosure giving it to him, and the mortgaged premises have on foreclosure sale brought the full amount of the mortgage indebtedness, thus satisfying his claim against the property of his debtor.</p>