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· 12/7/1921

Golden v. Hyde

Citations

  • 117 Wash. 677
  • 202 P. 272
  • 1921 Wash. LEXIS 925

Syllabus

<p>Appearance (4 — 8)—General or Special — Waiver. Special appearance by an attorney to move the quashal of a show cause order is preserved, notwithstanding he sought to stipulate for a continuance, and also asked the court for a continuance of the hearing, since such acts did not constitute an attempt to obtain affirmative relief.</p> <p>Attorney and Client (49) — Compensation—Client’s Recovery of Money or Papers — Proceedings—Statutes. Summary proceedings against an attorney, under Rem. Code, §§ 137, 138, apply only to money or papers which an attorney may receive in trust for his client, and have no reference to personal property delivered to an attorney, as security for his fees, where no fraud or overreaching is charged.</p>

Judges: Tolman

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