Reilley v. Anderson

Citations

• 33 Wash. 58
• 73 P. 799
• 1903 Wash. LEXIS 488

Syllabus

<p>Appeal—Conclusiveness op Statement op Facts—Notice op Findings. A duly certified statement of facts to which no amendments were proposed reciting that a party was present at the time findings were settled and that he argued upon the same, conclusively shows that such party had notice of the findings.</p> <p>Same—Failuke to Except to Findings. Where no exceptions to findings of fact are stated when the findings are signed in the presence of the party, and none are filed within five days thereafter, as required by Bal. Code, § 5052, the evidence will not be reviewed on appeal.</p> <p>Execution—Notice of Sale—Sale of Leasehold. Bal. Code, § 5274, regulating execution sales of real estate “or any interest therein,” governs the sale of the interest of a lessee of state lands, and such a sale made upon the notice provided for sales of personal property is void.</p>