Buckley v. Conley
47 P. 735, 16 Wash. 338, 1897 Wash. LEXIS 315
Opinion
This cause was submitted on the briefs of counsel. Respondents’ brief contains a motion to dismiss the appeal because no final judgment had been entered herein. The record transmitted to this court does not contain either the verdict or the judgment. Hence it does not appeal that any judg[339]*339ment has been entered from which an appeal would lie. The motion must prevail.
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Buckley v. Conley, 47 P. 735, 16 Wash. 338, 1897 Wash. LEXIS 315 (Wash. 1897).
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