Pettet v. Johnston

Citations

• 83 Wash. 663
• 145 P. 985
• 1915 Wash. LEXIS 736

Syllabus

<p>Contracts — Terms — Evidence — Admissibility. Where the evidence as to the terms of an oral contract is conflicting, evidence of the value of the work contracted for is admissible as circumstantial evidence bearing on the contention of the parties.</p> <p>AlKpeal — Review—Error Invited by Appellant. Where appellant first objected to certain evidence as inadmissible, the objection was sustained, and respondent acquiesced in such ruling by withdrawing the question, error cannot be predicated on the rejection of similar evidence offered by the appellant over respondent’s objection; as the error was invited by appellant.</p>