Chilcott v. Globe Navigation Co.

Citations

• 49 Wash. 302
• 95 P. 264
• 1908 Wash. LEXIS 572

Syllabus

<p>Appeal — -Time fob Taking' — Subsequent Judgment — Motion foe New Teial — Oeal Notice. Where a judgment was immediately entered by the clerk upon rendition of the verdict, and a new trial was denied November. 9, an oral notice of appeal must, to be effective, be taken at that time; and the entry of a formal judgment December 9, against the objection of the prevailing party, does not authorize an oral notice of appeal at that time.</p> <p>Judgment — Entby—Validity—Payment of Fees — Appeal •— Finality. A judgment entered by the clerk immediately upon rendition of the verdict, pursuant to Laws 1903, p. 285, is not void because the fees required by Laws 1907, pp. 88-90, were not collected by the clerk; and failure to collect the fees does not affect the finality of the judgment for the purposes of appeal.</p>