International Development Co. v. Sanger

Citations

• 75 Wash. 546
• 135 P. 28
• 1913 Wash. LEXIS 1747

Syllabus

<p>Appeal — Record—Statement op Facts — Affidavits. The supreme court will not review an order granting a motion based on affidavits attached to the motion and certain papers attached to the affidavits and not referred to therein, where there was no statement of facts or bill of exceptions showing what evidence was considered on the hearing; since the court will not review a question of fact unless the record affirmatively shows that all the evidence below is brought up on appeal.</p> <p>Appearance — Waiver—Appearance on Appeal — Effect. A general appearance by respondent in the supreme court for the sole purpose of obtaining an affirmance of an order allowing counsel to withdraw an appearance inadvertently entered, does not waive their special appearance below to obtain such withdrawal.</p>