¶1 (dissenting)—The motion of the respondents to strike the statement of facts and affirm the judgment should be granted. The statement of facts was filed more than ninety days subsequent to the entry of the order denying the motion for a new trial and the date of the entry of the decree. On the record before us, nothing remains but to affirm the decree.
191 Wash. 379
71 P.2d 172
Davis v. Woollen
Decided September 1, 1937
Washington Supreme Court · decided 1937-09-01
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Decided 1937-09-01
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