Omaha National Bank v. Lindsay
Citations
- 41 Wash. 531
- 84 P. 11
- 1906 Wash. LEXIS 1001
Syllabus
<p>Limitation oe Actions — Absence From State Tolling Statute— Applicability to Nonresidents. Bal. Code, § 4808, with reference to the tolling of the statute of limitations during the absence of the debtor until his “return” to this state, applies to nonresident debtors who never at any time resided in this state.</p> <p>Same —■ Judgment in Action Between Nonresidents — Where Cause Arose. A judgment entered in the courts of this state in favor of a resident of Nebraska against residents of Idaho upon acceptance of personal service, creates a liability which “arose” in this state, within the meaning of the statute of limitations, Bal. Code, § 4818, and the period for the commencement of an action thereon does not begin to run until the judgment debtors remove to this state (Fullerton and Crow, JJ., dissenting).</p>
Judges: Fullekton, Root
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