Robertson Mortgage Co. v. Thomas

Citations

• 63 Wash. 316
• 115 P. 312
• 1911 Wash. LEXIS 1199

Syllabus

<p>Appeal — Service of Notice — Parties — Assignee of Party. Where the assignee of one of the defendants was adjudged entitled to a deed of one of the lots involved, he became a party to the suit, upon whom notice of appeal must be served:</p> <p>Appeal — Service of Notice — Parties—Purchaser at Sheriff’s Sale. A purchaser at a sheriff’s sale of property becomes a party of record, upon whom notice of appeal must be served.</p> <p>Appeal — Dismissal—Motion—Affidavit—Service. An affidavit not served at the time of the argument of a motion to dismiss an appeal will not be considered.</p> <p>Same — Sufficiency 0f Affidavit. An affidavit that a party received notice of the appeal does not show such service of the notice as is required to give jurisdiction of the appeal.</p> <p>Appeal — Bond—Necessity. Failure of parties joining in an appeal to give a separate appeal bond within five days is fatal to their appeal.</p>