Albright v. Boyd

Citations

• 85 Ohio St. (N.S.) 34

Syllabus

<p>Action in this state to recover judgment — Rendered in another state —Defendant in this state cannot challenge service in other states, when — Judgment on promissory note — Defendant cannot plead facts in original suit, when — Court procedure.</p> <p>1. In an action brought in this state to recover upon a judgment rendered in another state, the defendant having been there personally served with process and having there unavailingly challenged the jurisdiction of the court over his person upon the ground that he had been fraudulently decoyed into that state for the purpose of effecting personal service upon him, will not be permitted here to challenge the validity of such service.</p> <p>2. Such judgment having been recovered upon a promissory note, the defendant will not be permitted here to plead against the plaintiff rights arising out of his relations to other makers of such note and depending upon facts which were existent when the original suit was brought, whether such relations and facts were there pleaded or not.</p>