Docket No. 480
Decided: Tuesday, August 16th, 1892
Opinion: 4 Wash. 820 (1892)
Court: Anders1 Court (1889-1892)
Anders
Dunbar
Hoyt
Scott
Stiles
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WHITTIER v. SHOUDY, 4 Wash. 820; 30 P. 1097 (1892).
No. 480.
SUPREME COURT OF WASHINGTON
August 16, 1892, Decided Appeal from Superior Court, Kittitas County.
Court: Appeal dismissed.
Counsel: Fred. W. Bausman, and W. S. Smith, for appellants. Whitson & Parker, and Reavis & Milroy, for respondents.
Per curiam.--The respondents move to dismiss this appeal upon the ground that no statement of facts has ever been settled or certified as required by law. This being a cause of equitable cognizance cannot be tried de novo without a duly certified statement of the facts upon which the court below based its judgment.
There being no such statement in the record, under the uniform rulings of this court, the appeal must be dismissed.