Cases Determined in the Supreme Court of Washington, Volume 86Bancroft-Whitney Company, 1915 |
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... ment . A double assessment results where two assessments are made for the same benefit . Here the improvement of the street was one benefit and the change of the grade was an- other benefit . Opinion Per CHADWICK , J. [ 86 Wash . While ...
... ment . A double assessment results where two assessments are made for the same benefit . Here the improvement of the street was one benefit and the change of the grade was an- other benefit . Opinion Per CHADWICK , J. [ 86 Wash . While ...
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... ment for damages over the assessment district . Having fol- lowed the permissions and directions of the statute , it cannot be held that the eminent domain commissioners had no power to assess benefits , for the whole statute implies ...
... ment for damages over the assessment district . Having fol- lowed the permissions and directions of the statute , it cannot be held that the eminent domain commissioners had no power to assess benefits , for the whole statute implies ...
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... ment for debt and for recovery of attorney's fees in suits upon the bonds provided for in the act , are matters not in- volved in this prosecution , and with which the appellant has no concern . We may well assume that the legislature ...
... ment for debt and for recovery of attorney's fees in suits upon the bonds provided for in the act , are matters not in- volved in this prosecution , and with which the appellant has no concern . We may well assume that the legislature ...
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... ment to the court touching the controversy . The record shows , in addition to this finding , that Mrs. Burke was called to the stand and interrogated by the court as to her knowl- edge of the facts upon which the action was based , her ...
... ment to the court touching the controversy . The record shows , in addition to this finding , that Mrs. Burke was called to the stand and interrogated by the court as to her knowl- edge of the facts upon which the action was based , her ...
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... respond- ent to correct the remittitur so as to include therein a judg- ment against the sureties on the appeal and supersedeas 1Reported in 149 Pac . 328 . June 1915 ] Opinion Per ELLIS , J. bond for 50 WILLSON v . WILLSON .
... respond- ent to correct the remittitur so as to include therein a judg- ment against the sureties on the appeal and supersedeas 1Reported in 149 Pac . 328 . June 1915 ] Opinion Per ELLIS , J. bond for 50 WILLSON v . WILLSON .
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86 Wash Affirmed alleged amount appellant appellant's attorney bank bond Chehalis Chelan county claim Code complaint contract corporation court for King creditors damages decree defendant dismissing eminent domain entered error evidence ex rel fact favor filed findings fraud granted held instruction issue judge judgment July June jurisdiction jury King county Kittitas county land lien ment MORRIS mortgage motion Northern Pacific Railway notice Opinion Per CHADWICK Opinion Per ELLIS Opinion Per FULLERTON Opinion Per HOLCOMB Opinion Per MAIN Opinion Per MOUNT ordinance owner paid parties payment person Pierce county plaintiff pleadings proceedings purchase question railway company reason record remittitur Reported in 150 respondent respondent's rule Seattle sheriff Spokane Spokane county statute street sufficient superior court sureties sustained taxicab telephone testimony thereof tion trial court trial de novo trust verdict Washington wife writ