· 1/22/1910
Little v. Gibb
Citations
- 57 Wash. 92
- 106 P. 491
- 1910 Wash. LEXIS 701
Syllabus
<p>Deeds — Acknowledgment—Necessity—Notice. A written grant of an interest in land — an easement for water pipes — is valid without acknowledgment, as between the parties and subsequent purchasers with notice.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- An expert testifying about a failure to meet generally accepted standards must “identify and articulate the requisite standard that was not complied with.”
- An expert testifying about a failure to meet generally accepted standards must \identify and articulate the requisite standard that was not complied with.\
- An expert testifying about a failure to meet generally accepted standards must “identify and articulate the requisite standard that was not complied with.”
- “The expert must articulate an objective standard of care.”
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Judges: Rudkin
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