Parker v. Denny

• Decision Date: 14 August 1888
• Citation: 21 P. 386,3 Wash.Terr. 598
• Parties: PARKER ET AL. v. DENNY.
• Court: Washington Supreme Court

21 P. 386

3 Wash.Terr. 598

PARKER ET AL. v. DENNY.

Supreme Court of Territory of Washington

August 14, 1888 ^[1]

Appeal from district court, Walla Walla county.

A. E. Isham, for appellant.

J. B. Allen, for appellee.

NASH, J.

This action was brought for an accounting between Timothy P. Denny (now deceased) and appellant Hollon Parker, as his agent, respecting the properties intrusted to the agent, and to compel the reconveyance of real estate of the principal placed in the name of the agent. The matters set forth in Denny's pleadings were largely controverted, and an affirmative version of the agency was set forth in Parker's answer, with a prayer for relief therein. Without entering into a full discussion of this case at the present time, it is sufficient to say that we are agreed that the judgment of the court below should be affirmed, except in this: There should have been allowed the defendant the sum of $500, claimed as services, which is admitted in the pleadings.

ALLYN, J., and JONES, C.J., concurred.

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Notes:

^[1] Publication delayed by failure to receive copy.

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