Friedman v. Manley
Citations
- 21 Wash. 675
- 59 P. 490
- 1899 Wash. LEXIS 349
Syllabus
<p>JUDGMENT — VACATION-GROUNDS.</p> <p>A judgment will not be vacated upon grounds that have already-been passed upon by the court in denying a motion for a new trial.</p> <p>SAME — WHEN PERJURY SUFFICIENT GROUND.</p> <p>Perjury is not a ground for vacating a judgment, unless there is connected with it such circumstances as will relieve the opposite party from all implication of want of diligence and completely deceive him as to the nature of the testimony.</p>
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- rejecting proposition that statement made hours after a melee, which ended in three deaths, was a spontaneous utterance of thoughts created by, or sprung out of, the fight
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Judges: Gordon
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