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· 5/31/1899

Smith v. Beard

Citations

  • 21 Wash. 204
  • 57 P. 796
  • 1899 Wash. LEXIS 261

Syllabus

<p>APPEAL-JOINDER OE PARTIES — DISMISSAL.</p> <p>An appeal will be dismissed where all the parties who appeared in the case below and against whom judgment was taken did not join in the appeal, or were not served with notice of appeal.</p> <p>SAME-SUFFICIENCY OF BOND-SURETIES.</p> <p>An appeal will be dismissed where the sureties upon the bond, which purports to be both a stay bond and and appeal bond, are the parties against whom the judgment was entered; and the fact that they constitute a surety company does not distinguish them from any of the other judgment debtors.</p>

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