Summary

• Jurisdiction: Washington

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Summary

§52.1 Introduction

§52.2 Text of Rule

§52.3Historical Development

§52.4 Comparison With Federal Rule

§52.5Purpose and Procedure (1)Purpose (2)Procedure §52.6 Analysis (1)Findings Must Be Made on Material Issues (2)Conclusions of Law (3)Findings and Conclusions Are Required in All Bench Trials or Trials With an Advisory Jury (4)Findings and Conclusions Are Specifically Required in Some Actions (a)When Required Under CR 52(a)(2) (b)Defendant's Motion After Plaintiff Rests (c)Default Judgment When Amount Is Uncertain (d)Mandamus Actions (5)When Findings and Conclusions Are Unnecessary (a)Stipulation That There Will Be No Appeal (b)Boundary Review Board and Some Administrative Decisions (c)Certiorari Actions (d)Decisions/Orders on Motions (e)Ex Parte Temporary Restraining Orders (6)Notice and Submission of Proposed Findings and Conclusions Under CR 52(c) (a)Persons Entitled to Notice (b)Emergency Exemption (c)Waiver of Notice (7)Amendment of Findings (8)Exceptions Not Required (9)Judgment Without Findings (10)Effect of Findings of Fact on Appellate Review (a)Substantial Evidence Rule in Washington (b)Nuances to the

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