· 1/23/1995
State v. Shaddox
Citations
- 76 Wash. App. 1077
- 1995 Wash. App. LEXIS 711
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- “[0]n application for judgment on the award the court has no jurisdiction to review the decision, construe the statute, or determine whether the decision of the board was correct or not.”
- “[0]n application for judgment on the award the court has no jurisdiction to review the decision, construe the statute, or determine whether the decision of the board was correct or not.”
- if a certified copy of an award or decision is properly presented in a section 19(g) proceeding, the trial court must enter judgment even if the award is too large
- if a certified copy of an award or decision is properly presented in a section 19(g) proceeding, the trial court must enter judgment even if the award is too large
- “[O]n application for judgment on the award the court has no jurisdiction to review the decision, construe the statute, or determine whether the decision of the board was correct or not.”
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