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· 3/5/1894

State ex rel. Buddress v. Rohde

Citations

  • 8 Wash. 362
  • 36 P. 276
  • 1894 Wash. LEXIS 67

Syllabus

<p>APPEAL — REVIEW—DEFICIENT RECORD.</p> <p>Where a judgment has been founded on findings of fact and of law made by the court in an action at law, the failure to include such findings in the record on appeal will not entitle the appellant to a review of the judgment, although a proper statement of facts may have been brought up.</p> <p>Where the question of the insufficiency of the complaint in an action to sustain the judgment has not been raised in the brief of appellant, it will not be considered on appeal.</p>

Judges: Hoyt

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