Jones v. Herrick
Citations
- 33 Wash. 197
- 74 P. 332
- 1903 Wash. LEXIS 507
Syllabus
<p>Appeal—Dismissal—-Bond—Justification of Sureties. An appeal will not be dismissed because tbe justification of tbe sureties states they are worth $200 in property not subject to execution, where no exception to their sufficiency was taken below, as the use of the word “not” was evidently a clerical error.</p> <p>Statement of Pacts—Time for Piling. A statement of facts not served within thirty days from the rendition of the judgment, where no extention was obtained will be struck out, as § 5062, Bal. Code, is mandatory.</p> <p>Briefs—Rules of Court. A brief will not be struck out for failure to page the exhibits, where no material injury resulted from the non-observance of rule 8.</p>
Judges: Dunbar
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