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· 11/22/1921

Minard v. Schumaker

Citations

  • 117 Wash. 599
  • 201 P. 909
  • 1921 Wash. LEXIS 896

Syllabus

<p>Animals (3) — Agister’s Lien — Defenses—Failure to Redeliver —Tender of Amount Due — Necessity. In an action to recover an agister’s lien for the pasturage of horses, an answer of defendant seeking recovery for one of the horses not accounted for is subject to demurrer if it does, not plead a tender of the amount due for pasturage.</p> <p>Judgment (65) — Conformity to Pleadings — Amount Demanded— Agister’s Lien — Foreclosure. A judgment for an agister’s lien, which includes an amount due between the time of commencement of the action and the time of trial, though without the filing of a supplemental complaint, is not prejudicial where the same rate was allowed after, as before, the institution of the action.</p>

Judges: Main

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