Seattle-First National Bank v. Frye

In this cause, which arose in a probate matter, the respondents, who, for convenience, will be hereinafter referred to as defendants, demurred to the petition filed by the petitioner, who will be referred to as the plaintiff. The demurrers were heard on November 24, 1936, and the trial court orally announced that they would be sustained for want of sufficient facts. The plaintiff asked for leave to amend and, over objection, was granted leave to amend within two weeks. On the next day, she voluntarily moved for a dismissal without prejudice and without costs. On the same day, the defendants…