Humes v. Hillman

Citations

• 39 Wash. 107
• 80 P. 1104
• 1905 Wash. LEXIS 824

Syllabus

<p>Appeal and Error—Record—Statement oe Facts—Motion to Strike—Affidavits. A motion to strike a statement of facts must be heard, upon the record, and conflicting affidavits of the attorneys as to an extension of time for filing the statement will not be considered by the supreme court.</p> <p>Appeal and Error—Statement of Facts—Time for Settlement— Extension—Oral Agreement. An oral agreement to enter into a stipulation to extend the time for filing a statement of facts cannot be considered, and will not prevent the striking of a statement not settled within the time prescribed by law.</p> <p>Appeal aNd Error — Record — Transcript — Failure to File in Time—Dismissal. Where the transcript is not filed within the time prescribed by law, without any sufficient excuse being made for such failure, nor at the time a motion for dismissal is made, the appeal will be dismissed.</p>