Kelley v. Sakai

• Decision Date: 18 October 1912
• Citation: 70 Wash. 699,127 P. 107
• Court: Washington Supreme Court
• Parties: KELLEY v. SAKAI et al. (NAKATA, Intervener.

127 P. 107

70 Wash. 699

KELLEY v. SAKAI et al. (NAKATA, Intervener.

Supreme Court of Washington

October 18, 1912

Action by H. G. Kelley against G. Y. Sakai and others; T. Nakata, intervening. From the judgment, plaintiff appeals, and respondents move to dismiss the appeal. Motion overruled.

R. B. Brown and Thos. B. Harner, both of Seattle, for appellant.

PER CURIAM.

The motion to dismiss the appeal on account of the alleged insufficiency of the bond is denied; it appearing to the court that the bond is sufficient as an appeal bond, and as a supersedeas to stay the costs in the judgment appealed from, which said judgment was entered in the superior court of the state of Washington for King county on the 25th day of May, 1912. Further than this, the bond is without legal effect.