Burnham v. Lewis
Citations
- 65 Kan. 481
- 70 P. 337
- 1902 Kan. LEXIS 78
Syllabus
<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>Practice, District Court— Special and General Appearances. An appearance in an action by a defendant for any purpose other than to contest the jurisdiction of the court will give the court general jurisdiction over such person for all purposes of the. litigation. (Adolph Cohen v. C. B. Trowbridge, 6 Kan. 385: Bentzv. Buhantes, 32 id. 321, 4 Pae. 269; Meixell v. Birtcpcilriele, 29 id. 679; Greenwell v. Greenwell, 26 id. 530: Pierce v, Myers, 28 id. 364; Gorham v. Tanquerry, 58 id. 233. 48 Pac916.) The appearance of a defendant to contest the right of the plaintiff to amend his affidavit in attachment is a general appearance.</p>
Judges: Greene
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