Washington Bank v. Horn
Citations
- 24 Wash. 299
- 64 P. 534
- 1901 Wash. LEXIS 532
Syllabus
<p>DISMISSAL OF ACTION FOR FAILURE TO FILE COMPLAINT-RULES OF COURT-PRESUMPTIONS.</p> <p>The presumption that the trial court acted regularly and upon sufficient cause, in dismissing pn action without prejudice, because of plaintiff’s failure to file bis complaint, is not overcome by the fact that twenty-four hours’ notice was not given plaintiff, as required by a rule of the court, since the court has the right, for good reasons, to suspend its own rules.</p>
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