Court of Appeals of Washington· 11/20/1972

Wold v. Wold

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503 P.2d 118
7 Wash. App. 872
1972 Wash. App. LEXIS 1062

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holding that a new trial is required in a dissolution action where the appellate court concluded there were inadequate findings of fact and the trial judge who entered the deficient findings had died
holding that a new trial is required in a dissolution action where the appellate court 22 No. 50009-4-II; Cons. No. 52959-9-II concluded there were inadequate findings of fact and the trial judge who entered the deficient findings had died
findings of fact in dissolution were inadequate; new trial required because trial judge was no longer on the bench
new trial required in dissolution action where findings of fact inadequate and trial judge no longer on the bench
new trial required in dissolution action where findings of fact inadequate and trial judge no longer on the bench
inadequate CR 52 findings require remand to trial court for either (1) new argument, (2) new findings, or (3) new trial

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