Hampton v. Buchanan
Citations
- 50 Wash. 39
- 96 P. 518
- 1908 Wash. LEXIS 660
Syllabus
<p>Appeal and Ebkor — Right to Appeal — Giving of Stay Bond— Effect. The giving of a bond to stay execution of a judgment, does not operate to prevent an appeal from the judgment, since the statute, Bal. Code, §§ 5205, 5206, does not so provide and the stay bond only creates an obligation to pay the judgment at the end of the period fixed for the stay, which assumes a valid judgment existing at that time.</p>
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- holding that vendor’s letter, written several days after land contract, promising to make improvements, did not create dependent covenant or dependent stipulation, performance of which was a condition precedent to performance by purchaser
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