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Donaldson v. Winningham

Citations

  • 62 Wash. 212
  • 113 P. 285
  • 1911 Wash. LEXIS 677

Syllabus

<p>Depositions — Commission. Where a commission to take a deposition proves abortive, by reason of the refusal of a witness to sign a stenographic report, a second commission may be sued out.</p> <p>Insane Persons — Guardians — Application — Notice. Notice of application to appoint a guardian for an insane person is properly served on her personally and on the person having her in charge at a hospital.</p> <p>Same — Notice—Time—Computation. A notice of application for the appointment of a guardian of an insane defendant, served February 20, to be heard March 2, is served not less than ten days before the time of hearing, within the rule that the first day be excluded and the last day be included in the computation.</p> <p>Same — Service op Notice- — Process. Notice of application for the appointment of a guardian for an insane person may be served by a private person.</p>

Judges: Fullerton

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