Pacific Power & Light Co. v. White

Citations

• 104 Wash. 528
• 177 P. 313
• 1918 Wash. LEXIS 1206

Syllabus

<p>Principal and Agent (7) — Relation—Testimony of Agent. The agent is competent to testify to tbe fact of agency.</p> <p>Same (9) — Relation—Evidence—Sufficiency. An agency is sufficiently established where it was testified to by the agent, and proven by letters from the principal to him, and by evidence of payments and other transactions between them.</p> <p>Contracts (104) — Modification—Consideration. Where a contract is based upon a sufficient consideration, it is enough to support a subsequent modification by a supplemental agreement.</p> <p>Appeal (473) — Review—Law of Case. The decision on a former appeal upon demurrer to the complaint, sustaining the sufficiency of the facts alleged, becomes the law of the ease, and is conclusive on the second appeal after trial on the merits.</p>