Lazier v. Cady

Citations

• 43 Wash. 82
• 86 P. 209
• 1906 Wash. LEXIS 656

Syllabus

<p>Appeal — Bonds and Supercedeas — Amount—Sueficiency. Separate appeals by defendants claiming $7,000 in the hands of a co-defendant, a stakeholder, who made no claim to the money and took no appeal from a judgment for plaintiff directing payment of the money into court, and its further disposition, do not affect that part of the judgment directing the stakeholder to pay the same into court; hence appeal and supersedeas bonds in the sum ordered by the court, $1,200, are sufficient to stay the other parts of the judgment, and to give the supreme court jurisdiction of the appeal.</p>