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· 10/23/1894

Herrin v. Pugh

Citations

  • 9 Wash. 637
  • 38 P. 213
  • 1894 Wash. LEXIS 375

Syllabus

<p>APPELLATE JURISDICTION — AMOUNT IN CONTROVERSY.</p> <p>The allegation of the pleader that the value of the property in controversy is a sum in excess of $200, is not sufficient to give the supreme court jurisdiction on appeal, but before the appellate court will assume jurisdiction there must be a finding as to value by the lower court.</p>

Judges: Hoyt

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