Hendricks v. Edmiston

Citations

• 15 Wash. 687
• 47 P. 29
• 1896 Wash. LEXIS 278

Syllabus

<p>NOTICE OF APPEAL — SUFFICIENCY OF SERVICE — DEED — DELIVERY IN ESCROW — WAIVER OF CONDITIONS — -ESTOPPEL.</p> <p>A notice of appeal, which is directed to all the parties appearing in the action, and duly served upon the attorneys appearing for them, is sufficient, although but one attorney may appear for several parties, and such attorney be served with but one copy of the notice.</p> <p>A finding that the conditions upon which a deed had been placed in escrow has been complied with is warranted, when it appears that the condition was solely for the benefit of the grantee and could be waived by him, and that he had waived such condition by taking the deed and placing it of record.</p> <p>Where one holding the legal title to land participates iñ a conveyance thereof made by her grantor to a subsequent grantee, she is estopped from setting up her title as against such subsequent grantee, although he knew the property had been transferred to her, when it appears that she had no beneficial interest in the property, as it had been conveyed to her merely for the purpose of putting it out of the reach of creditors of her grantor.</p>