Tischner v. Rutledge

Citations

• 35 Wash. 285
• 77 P. 388
• 1904 Wash. LEXIS 446

Syllabus

<p>Appeal — Notice — Proof of Service — Signature op Party Without Proof of Genuineness^. An apppeal will not be dismissed because tbe only proof of service upon one of the co-parties not joining therein, and who had appeared in the action, was an admission of service over his own signature, without any proof of its genuiness, since the lower and appellate court must judicially notice the signature of any party that has appeared in the action.</p> <p>Landlord and Tenant —- Lease — Construction — Perpetual Renewals. An intention to create a perpetual lease by a clause for perpetual renewals must be clear and unequivocal, and is not shown by reserving a monthly rental terminating at a certain time “with the privilege at the same rate and terms each year thereafter from year to year,” where the lease contains only covenants applicable to a short fixed period without employing any terms - of perpetuity.</p>