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· 4/1/1913

State ex rel. Waughop v. Superior Court

Citations

  • 72 Wash. 535
  • 130 P. 1139
  • 1913 Wash. LEXIS 1507

Syllabus

<p>Marriage — Annulment—Power of Courts — Constitutional Law —Civil Rights — Infringement. The superior court has no power, in an action for the annulment of a marriage, to order the parties to meet for a conference, with a view to adjusting their differences, as it would be an infringement of personal rights.</p> <p>Injunction — Notice—Ex Parte Application. A court cannot, on ex parte application, issue an order for parties litigant to meet, inasmuch as its effect is to issue a final injunction without notice.</p>

Judges: Morris

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