Sound Credits Co. v. Powers
Citations
- 100 Wash. 668
- 171 P. 1031
Syllabus
<p>Judgment—Default—Notice of Motion. Where hearing of a motion for a default was continued one day through efforts of defendants, they cannot claim want of notice of the hearing.</p> <p>Appeal — Review — Affidavits — Recobd. Affidavits not made a part of the statement of facts cannot he considered on appeal where it does not appear that they were the only affidavits or evidence used on the hearing.</p> <p>Bankruptcy—Husband’s Discharge—Community Pboperty. A discharge of a husband in bankruptcy, operates to discharge the wife and is a good defense as to the community.</p> <p>Judgment—Default—Interrogatories. In an action against husband and wife, the failure of the husband to answer interrogatories nropounded to him alone, does not put the wife in default.</p>
Judges: Chadwick, Ellis, Holcomb, Mount
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- International Development Co. v. SangerWashington Supreme Court· 1913-09-29· cited 17×
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- State v. ClayWashington Supreme Court· 1918-02-26· cited 2×
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