Wentworth v. Perrizo

Citations

• 117 Wash. 191
• 200 P. 1115
• 1921 Wash. LEXIS 1034

Syllabus

<p>Trial (150) — Findings—Duty to Make — Equitable Action. Where an action is of equitable cognizance, instead of one at law, no findings of fact and conclusions of law are necessary on the part of the trial court.</p> <p>Judgment (108) —Vacation—Grounds—View of Premises by-Judge. An inspection of mining premises by the trial judge in an equitable action to determine whether alleged annual assessment work had been done by a claimant is not ground for vacation of a judgment, when it was done upon notice to the opposing counsel.</p> <p>Same (121) — Vacation—Time fob Application. Under Rem. Code, § 465, providing that petition for vacation of a judgment must be filed “not later than after the discovery” of the ground therefor, a petition filed practically a year after knowledge of the alleged ground is not timely filed.</p>