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· 3/28/1910

Peterson v. Lone Lake Lumber Co.

Citations

  • 58 Wash. 72
  • 107 P. 857
  • 1910 Wash. LEXIS 891

Syllabus

<p>Appeal—Briefs—Printing Findings. An appeal will not be dismissed. for failure to print all the findings of fact and conclusions of law in the.brief, where appellant has sufficiently complied with the rule of court in respect thereto.</p> <p>Appeal—Review—Findings—Motion for New Trial—Necessity. In the absence of the evidence or exceptions, the findings are conclusive, and the appellant being satisfied therewith, waives no rights by failing to move for a new trial, but is entitled to a proper judgment on the findings.</p> <p>Sales—Breach—Damages—Measure. Upon vendee’s breach of a contract to purchasé logs from the defendant at $6 per thousand, where it appears that defendant’s cost in cutting and delivering the logs was $5 and that he subsequently made a contract with a third party therefor at such sum, his profits would have been $1 per thousand, and that is the measure of his damages.</p>

Judges: Crow, Dunbar, Mount, Parker, Rudkin

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