Speckert v. Speckert

Citations

• 85 Wash. 229

Syllabus

<p>Appeal and Error — Record—Statement of Facts. Where the evidence in a cause on appeal has not been brought up by hill of exceptions or statement of facts it will not be considered.</p> <p>Appeal and Error — Record—Statement of Facts — Stipulation of Parties. A purported stipulation of counsel that no statement of facts nor bill of exceptions need be filed is not established by the production of correspondence which indicates only that they endeavored to agree upon portions of the files to he included in the transcript, no reference being made to any statement of facts or hill of exceptions.</p> <p>Appeal and Error — Record—Affidavits. Affidavits incorporated in a transcript, but not made part of the record by statement of facts or hill of exceptions, will not be considered on appeal.</p> <p>Appeal and Error — Record—Abstract. An appeal should he dismissed for want of a proper abstract of record, where the one offered is substantially a copy of the transcript without abbreviation or condensation, and fails to disclose that it had ever been filed in the superior court.</p>