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In Edwards v. Carroll, 163 Wn. 704, 300 P. 1048, we dismissed the action of Mayor Edwards for injunctive relief for the reason that Judge Fullerton was incapacitated at his home in Olympia on account of illness, and, as the eight remaining judges were divided in their opinions and there was no majority either for affirmance or for reversal, we affirmed the judgment of the trial court.
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No. 23294. En Banc.
July 2, 1931.
Appeal from a judgment of the superior court for King county, Ronald, J., entered June 16, 1931, dismissing an action for injunctive relief, tried to the court. Affirmed.
Peters, Evans McLaren, Eggerman Rosling, and Kennedy Schramm, for appellant.
A.C. Van Soelen and J. Ambler Newton, for respondent Harry W. Carroll.
John F. Dore and William A. Gilmore, for interveners-respondents.
One of the judges of this court being incapacitated and absent on account of illness, this case was argued to the remaining eight judges sitting En Banc. These eight judges are divided in their opinions and there is no majority either for affirmance or for reversal.
Therefore the judgment of the lower court stands affirmed.