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· 12/28/1898

Hall v. Woolery

Citations

  • 20 Wash. 440
  • 55 P. 562

Syllabus

<p>REVIEW ON APPEAL—RECORD—ABATEMENT OP ACTION—WHEN COMPLAINT LIBERALLY CONSTRUED.</p> <p>The action of the trial court in reinstating a cause on the calendar after its dismissal for failure to furnish security for costs will not be reviewed on appeal, in the absence from the record of the petition on which it was based.</p> <p>An order of the trial court abating an action until the trial of a subsequent action between other parties, which involves a portion only of the property involved in the action abated, is erroneous.</p> <p>In the absence of a demurrer, a complaint is entitled to be liberally construed respecting the necessary allegations.</p>

Judges: Gordon

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