Washington Supreme Court· 5/26/1909
State v. Lee Wing Wah
Citations
- 53 Wash. 294
- 101 P. 873
- 1909 Wash. LEXIS 1315
Syllabus
<p>Appeal — Statement oe Pacts — Affidavit's — Continuance. An appeal will he dismissed where the only error assigned is in the refusal to grant a continuance, and the affidavits used are not brought up for review by a hill of exceptions or statement of facts.</p>
Judges: Dunbar
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- Sakai v. KelleyWashington Supreme Court· 1911-12-06· cited 15×
- Thurman v. KildallWashington Supreme Court· 1914-06-30· cited 14×
- Congdon v. AumillerWashington Supreme Court· 1914-05-16· cited 12×
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Cites
10 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- State v. VanceWashington Supreme Court· 1902-08-26· cited 83×
- City of Spokane Falls v. CurryWashington Supreme Court· 1891-07-08· cited 34×
- Norfor v. BusbyWashington Supreme Court· 1898-06-14· cited 25×
- Clay v. Selah Valley Irrigation Co.Washington Supreme Court· 1896-05-22· cited 23×
- State v. ErvingWashington Supreme Court· 1898-06-14· cited 18×
- F. Chevalier & Co. v. WilsonWashington Supreme Court· 1902-10-18· cited 17×
- State v. AndersonWashington Supreme Court· 1898-11-21· cited 10×
- Armstrong v. Van De VanterWashington Supreme Court· 1899-12-23· cited 10×
- State v. HowardWashington Supreme Court· 1896-10-29· cited 8×
- Jacobson v. LunnWashington Supreme Court· 1897-02-15· cited 8×
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