Hansen v. Perham Fruit Co.

Citations

• 128 Wash. 600
• 223 P. 1036
• 1924 Wash. LEXIS 553

Syllabus

<p>Garnishment — Action on Bond — Discharge of Liability — Effect of Stipulation. A garnishment bond is not discharged or the sureties released by a stipulation that a car of apples in possession of the garnishee may be sold and the proceeds paid into court to abide the result, and that none of the parties waive any of their rights by joining therein.</p> <p>Appeal (452) — Review—Harmless Error — Trial De Novo. In an action tried to the court without a jury, error in admitting or excluding evidence is harmless if in any event the same result should have been reached.</p> <p>Garnishment — Action on Bond — Damages. Where plaintiff .in an action on a garnishment bond stipulated that apples in the hands of the garnishee be sold and the proceeds applied, and himself purchased part of the apples at less than their value, he can not base a claim for damages on the sale to himself.</p>