Robins v. Paulson

Citations

• 30 Wash. 459
• 70 P. 1113
• 1902 Wash. LEXIS 709

Syllabus

<p>APPEAL-INSUFFICIENCY OF EXCEPTIONS TO FINDINGS-AFFIRMANCE OF JUDGMENT.</p> <p>The insufficiency of appellant’s exceptions to findings of fact would not entitle respondent to an affirmance of the judgment, since tbe question of whether the conclusions of law legitimately flow from the findings of fact always remains open for investigation.</p> <p>LOGGING-LIEN ON MANUFACTURED LUMBER.</p> <p>One who assists in cutting logs in the woods for a saw mill is entitled to a lien upon the finished product after manufacture at the mill, as long as such product remains under the control of the manufacturer, when the latter is the same party who employed the lien claimant tó work in the woods.</p>