Livesley v. O'Brien

Citations

• 6 Wash. 553
• 34 P. 134

Syllabus

<p>JUDGMENT — FAILURE TO ANSWER INTERROGATORIES — MOTION TO VACATE — DISCRETION OF COURT.</p> <p>Judgment may be given against defendants in an action for failure to answer interrogatories within the time prescribed by statute, although a formal order on the part of the court requiring defendants to answer such interrogatories has not been made.</p> <p>A motion to vacate and set aside a judgment is directed to the discretion of the trial court, and its action in passing thereon will not be reversed on appeal, unless the showing made therefor leaves no room for the exercise of discretion by the lower court.</p>