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· 6/5/1896

McElroy v. Williams

Citations

  • 14 Wash. 627
  • 45 P. 306
  • 1896 Wash. LEXIS 422

Syllabus

<p>SEPARATE ASSIGNMENTS BY OBLIGEES IN BOND — VALIDITY — APPEAL — ERRORS NOT RAISED BELOW.</p> <p>An action upon a bond may be maintained by assignees who hold under separate assignments from the several obligees, when the action is brought jointly upon the entire cause of action by such assignees. (Hoyt, O. J., dissents).</p> <p>Error in admitting a written instrument in evidence for the reason that there was no proof of its execution cannot be urged on appeal, when merely general objections were interposed in the court below that it was incompetent and that no proper foundation had been laid for its introduction.</p>

Judges: Anders, Dunbar, Gordon, Hoyt, Scott

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