Ready v. McGillivray

Citations

• 109 Wash. 387
• 186 P. 902
• 1920 Wash. LEXIS 912

Syllabus

<p>Appeal (145)—Preservation of Grounds—Exceptions to Findings—Necessity. Where the findings in a decree of foreclosure are not commingled with the decree proper and are separately stated and numbered, there can be no review of the evidence on appeal, when not excepted to, where no part of the error relied upon is the rejection of evidence; since Rem. & Bal. Code § 382, providing that exceptions are not necessary to rulings embodied in a written judgment, also provides that this section shall not apply to findings of fact in a decision of a court or judge tried without a jury, and Id., § 1736, precludes any review of the evidence in the absence of exceptions to the findings.</p> <p>Same. Where findings are made in an equity ease, although unessential, it is necessary that exceptions he taken in order tc obtain a review of the evidence.</p> <p>Same (147)-—Exceptions to Findings—Exclusion of Evidence. Error in the exclusion of evidence may he reviewed on appeal regardless of exceptions to the findings.</p>