City of Seattle v. Curtis

Citations

• 119 Wash. 229
• 205 P. 374
• 1922 Wash. LEXIS 760

Syllabus

<p>Nuisance (31-1) — Prosecution—Issues and Variance. In the absence of objection to the complaint, it is not error to admit evidence of the condition of particular portions of the premises, although not set out in the complaint.</p> <p>Same (30) — Jurisdiction—Notice. It is not a prerequisite to a criminal prosecution for a nuisance that notice was given to the owner.</p> <p>Same (32) — Evidence. In a prosecution for a nuisance by tenants of the defendant, notice to the owner is sufficiently shown by oral notice and knowledge of the posting of written notice.</p>