National Christian Ass'n v. Simpson

Citations

• 21 Wash. 16
• 56 P. 844
• 1899 Wash. LEXIS 232

Syllabus

<p>APPEAL — TIME OF FILING BRIEFS — EXTENSION BY COURT.</p> <p>The action of the lower court in granting an extension of time for the filing and serving of briefs on appeal, beyond the period prescribed by law, will not be disturbed, when there is no other showing of abuse of its discretion therein than the fact that the extension was granted without notice to the adverse party.</p> <p>APPEAL-TIME OF TAKING-WHEN BEGINS TO RUN.</p> <p>The time within which an appeal may be taken from a final judgment begins to run from the date of its entry, whether the party desiring to appeal has notice thereof or not, under Laws 1895, p. 81, § 1 (Bal. Code, § 6502), which provides that in civil actions an appeal from any final judgment must he taken within ninety days after the date of entry of such final judgment, and an appeal from any order other than a final order, within fifteen days after the entry of the order, if made at the time of the hearing, and in all other cases within fifteen days after the service of a copy of such order, with written notice of the entry thereof, upon the appealing party or his attorney.</p> <p>APPEAL- — WHAT ORDERS APPEALABLE.</p> <p>An order made hy the court refusing to vacate and set aside a final decree in a cause is not appealable, as an order affecting a substantial right, under Laws 1893, p. 120, § 1, subd. 7 (Bal. Code, § 6500J, which provides that any party aggrieved may appeal from any final order made after judgment which affects a substantial right.</p>