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· 11/14/1896

Hill v. Lowman

Citations

  • 15 Wash. 503
  • 46 P. 1042
  • 1896 Wash. LEXIS 233

Syllabus

<p>VACATION OF JUDGMENT — LIMITATION ON ACTION BY MINOR — SUFFICIENCY OF COMPLAINT — JUDGMENT AGAINST EXECUTOR — EFFECT ON DEVISEES.</p> <p>An action for the vacation of a judgment against a minor is barred if not brought within a year after the arrival of such minor at the age of majority.</p> <p>A complaint in an action to vacate a judgment of foreclosure is insufficient, when there is no showing that it was not an equitable one, or that the judgment would be different if the cause were retried.</p> <p>A decree of foreclosure against the executor of an estate is binding on devisees, although not parties to the action.</p>

Judges: Dunbar

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