Snider v. Wright

Citations

• 112 Wash. 536
• 192 P. 923
• 1920 Wash. LEXIS 760

Syllabus

<p>Appeal (418)—Review—Findings. Where, upon a direct conflict of evidence, the trial court had the advantage of observing the witnesses, weight will be given to its findings, which will not be disturbed unless the evidence preponderates against them.</p> <p>Costs (8)-—Prevailing Party. Where, upon breach of a lease contract, the amount of damages allowed to the defendant was in excess of those found against him, it carried the costs in his favor.</p> <p>Costs (50)—Taxation—Service and Filing. The filing of a cost bill after announcement of the decision but before the entry of judgment instead of ten days thereafter, is not prejudicial or ground for striking the cost bill.</p>