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Articles 61 - 90 of 91
Full-Text Articles in Litigation
Recent Cases, W. L. S.
Recent Cases, W. L. S.
Washington Law Review
Insurance—Contest Between First and Second Mortgages; Warrants—Payment of Same Issued in Excess of Statutory Power; New Trial—Newly Discovered Evidence—Personal Injuries; Banks and Banking—Taking Other Than Money in Payment; Malicious Prosectution—Want of Probable Cause
Recent Cases, C. A. H.
Recent Cases, C. A. H.
Washington Law Review
Master and Servant—Workmen's Compensation—Right to Sue for Malpractice of Physician; Negligence of Independent Contractors—Liability for Injuries to Third Persons
Recent Cases, H. S.
Recent Cases, H. S.
Washington Law Review
Landlord and Tenant—Duty to Repair; Municipal Corporations—Powers—Sale of Excess Electrical Energy; Witnesses—Impeachment—Conviction of Crime—Nature of Offense; Wills—Construction of a Gift to a Wife by Name—Effect of Divorce
Recent Cases, A. D.
Recent Cases, A. D.
Washington Law Review
Corporation—Trust Fund Doctrine—Right to Rescind Stock Subscription after Insolvency; Liability of Gas Company—Negligence—Failure to Notify Users of Interruption in Pressure; Taxation—Penalties—Effect of Statute; Duress—Business Compulsion; Purchase on Margin—Gambling Transactions—Intention of Parties
Recent Cases, A. G.
Recent Cases, A. G.
Washington Law Review
Sales—Conditional Sales—Retention of Possession by Vendor; Evidence—Res Gestae—Opinion of a Bystander; Mortgates—Nature of Conveyance—Rights of Mortgagee—Rents and Profits; Boundaries—Deeds—Rights of Riparian Owner
Recent Cases, D. W.
Recent Cases, D. W.
Washington Law Review
Schools and School Districts—Liability—Torts—Negligence of Officer; Sales—Warranties—Implied Warranty of Quality—Food for Stock; Adverse Possession—Color of Title—Claim of Right in Good Faith
Recent Cases, H. S.
Recent Cases, F. G. H.
Table Of Cases Discussed, Anon
Recent Cases, S. L.
Recent Cases, J. F.
Recent Cases, L. P. M.
Recent Cases, A. O.
Table Of Cases Discussed, Anon
Recent Cases, A. O.
Recent Cases, M. A. M.
Conviction Of Crime As Affecting The Credibility Of A Witness In The State Of Washington—Competency Of Persons Convicted Of Perjury To Testify In Civil And Criminal Proceedings, Elmer Goering
Washington Law Review
At common law persons convicted of heinous offenses were not competent as witnesses. In order to be totally disqualified the witness must have been convicted of a crime making him infamous. The infamous crimes consisted of treason, felony, and all forms of the crimen falsi. Just what crimen falsi includes is not entirely clear, but generally it comprehends all crimes which involve fraud or falsehood rendering the guilty party entirely untrustworthy, and injuriously affecting the administration of justice. The disqualification of a witness for infamy has been quite generally abolished by statute. In the state of Washington several statutes have …
Recent Cases, K. G. S.
How To Prove A Prima Facie Case, By Samuel Deutsch And Simon Balicer (1929), Ivan W. Goodner
How To Prove A Prima Facie Case, By Samuel Deutsch And Simon Balicer (1929), Ivan W. Goodner
Washington Law Review
No abstract provided.
Recent Cases, J. G. G.
The Art Of Argument, By Harold F. Graves And Carle B. Spotts (1927), M. A. M.
The Art Of Argument, By Harold F. Graves And Carle B. Spotts (1927), M. A. M.
Washington Law Review
No abstract provided.
Recent Cases, A. E. H.
Recent Cases, J. G. G.
Cases On Trial Practice, By James Patterson Mcbaine (1927), R. C. C.
Cases On Trial Practice, By James Patterson Mcbaine (1927), R. C. C.
Washington Law Review
No abstract provided.
Recent Cases, C. P.
Recent Cases, G. De G.
Hyatt On Trials, By W.H. Hyatt (1924), Ivan W. Goodner
Hyatt On Trials, By W.H. Hyatt (1924), Ivan W. Goodner
Washington Law Review
No abstract provided.
Recent Cases, C. H.
Famous Jury Speeches, By Frederick C. Hicks (1925), K. C. Cole
Famous Jury Speeches, By Frederick C. Hicks (1925), K. C. Cole
Washington Law Review
No abstract provided.
Recent Cases, W. A. H.