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· 12/8/1892

State v. Picani

Citations

  • 5 Wash. 343
  • 31 P. 878
  • 1892 Wash. LEXIS 64

Syllabus

<p>APPEAL—SETTLEMENT OP STATEMENT—FAILURE TO GIVE NOTICE.</p> <p>The inability of a defendant convicted of a crime to pay for a statement of facts is no excuse for his failure to give notice of the settlement of the statement within the time prescribed by law.</p>

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  • agreement by parent to transfer custody of his child is contrary to public policy and revocable by parent
  • agreement by parent to transfer custody of his child is contrary to public policy and revocable by parent

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Judges: Anders, Dunbar, Hoyt, Scott, Stiles

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