Hull v. Crescent Manufacturing Co.
Citations
- 109 Wash. 129
- 186 P. 322
- 1919 Wash. LEXIS 972
Syllabus
<p>Municipal Corporations (379)—Use op Streets — Crossings — Right op Way-—Ordinances. An ordinance giving right of way to cars to the right where automobiles simultaneously approach a street intersection, has no application where the car to the left reached the crossing an appreciable length of time in advance of the other, in which case it has the right of way.</p> <p>Judgment (13)—Entry and Form—Sufficiency. A judgment ordering defendant to pay a certain sum with costs is not error, as it is to be tested by its substance rather than its form.</p>
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