State ex rel. Payson v. Chapman
Citations
- 35 Wash. 64
- 76 P. 525
- 1904 Wash. LEXIS 414
Syllabus
<p>Trial — New Trial — Practice in Equity. The practice upon entering judgment and the right to move for a new trial is the same in equity as in cases tried before a jury.</p> <p>Appeal — Time eob Taking and Proposing Statement oe Pacts —Judgment—When Pinal — Suspended by Motion eor New Trial. The time for taking an appeal, and for proposing a statement of facts, begins to run from the time a motion for a new trial, seasonably made, is overruled, in an equity case as well as in law actions, since the judgment is not final until that time.</p>
Judges: Mount
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