Lowe v. Lowe

Citations

• 53 Wash. 50
• 101 P. 704
• 1909 Wash. LEXIS 1269

Syllabus

<p>Appeal — Necessary Parties — Notice. A trustee appointed to hold the title to property for the benefit of children, who did not appear in the action, is not a necessary party. to an appeal upon whom notice of appeal is to be served.</p> <p>Appeal — Decisions Appealable — Pinal Orders. An order directing the execution of a deed pursuant.to a decree of divorce distributing property, is appealable as a final order affecting a substantial right. '</p> <p>Divorce — Decree—Provision for Children — Remarriage—Parent and Child. Where a decree of divorce set aside certain property for the benefit of children upon the prayer of the complaint asking that it be deeded in trust for them, the court lost jurisdiction to compel such conveyance where the parties remarried before conveyance and jointly petitioned for modification of the decree; the court having no jurisdiction to take control of the children in such case.</p>