State ex rel. Osmundson v. Superior Court

Citations

• 128 Wash. 595
• 224 P. 378
• 1924 Wash. LEXIS 591

Syllabus

<p>Divorce (44) — Interlocutory Order — Conclusiveness—Right to Final Decree — Estoppel—Jurisdiction oe Court — Statutes. Where, after an interlocutory decree of divorce is entered, the parties filed a stipulation showing that they had compromised their differences and resumed marital relations, and asking that the action be dismissed, the court has jurisdiction to refuse to enter the final decree because of the compromise by stipulation.</p>