State ex rel. Gold Creek Antimony Mines & Smelter Co. v. Superior Court
Citations
- 89 Wash. 684
- 155 P. 145
- 1916 Wash. LEXIS 846
Syllabus
<p>Appeal — Statement oe Facts — Time oe Filing — Extension—Excusable Failure. An extension of time for the filing of a statement of facts will be granted by the supreme court, under Laws 1915, p. 303, § 8, authorizing such extension where the failure to file in time is “found excusable,” where it appears that negotiations for a settlement were conducted in good faith for two months, the appellant had no notice of the filing of findings for one month, and took an appeal when the negotiations failed, when the time for filing a statement had expired.</p> <p>Same — Costs. Upon granting an extension of time for filing a statement of facts, after excusable failure to file in time, under Laws 1915, p. 303, § 8, the supreme court will impose terms, requiring in this case, the payment of $100 and the costs of the application.</p>
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- “[W]hat is, or is not, reasonable notice, has been held to be a 16 question of law”; whether it has been provided is a question of fact
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