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Rogers v. Savage

Citations

  • 112 Wash. 246
  • 192 P. 13
  • 1920 Wash. LEXIS 740

Syllabus

<p>New Tbial (5)—Successive Applications—Powers of Court. The court has no jurisdiction, after the denial of a motion for new trial and the proper entry of judgment in the case, to again consider a like motion, based upon the same grounds, and make another order in the case.</p> <p>Appeal (388)—Right to Allege Ebbor—Cross-Appeals. The supreme court is limited to matters complained of by appellant, in the absence of a cross-appeal by respondent.</p>

Judges: Mitchell

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