Heinzerling v. Agen

Citations

• 49 Wash. 647
• 96 P. 223
• 1908 Wash. LEXIS 641

Syllabus

<p>Depositions — Admission In Evidence — Pbesumption as to Reasons fob Taking. Under Bal. Code, § 6028, which provides that a deposition shall not he read in evidence if it appears at the trial that the reason for taking the same no longer exists, it will be presumed that the reason continues to exist until the contrary is shown by the adverse party, and the deposition is admissible without any showing.</p> <p>Appeal — Decision-—Law of Case. The decision of the supreme court on a former appeal is conclusive of the questions considered.</p>