· 1/23/1986
Conner v. Universal Utilities
Citations
- 712 P.2d 849
- 105 Wash. 2d 168
- 1986 Wash. LEXIS 1055
How courts have described this case
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- addressing denial of procedural due process raised first in appeal if it is manifest error affecting constitutional right; holding that due process is violated only when defendant not apprised of judgment sought, but not violated here because complaint provided adequate notice
- court may review unpreserved issue regarding denial of procedural due process on appeal
- “A defendant has a due process right to assume that a default judgment will not exceed or substantially differ from the demand stated in the complaint.”
- a constitutional issue may be raised as late as during a motion for reconsideration from a Court of Appeals decision
- court may review unpreserved issue regarding denial of procedural due process on appeal
- court may review unpreserved issue regarding denial of procedural due process on appeal
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Judges: Durham, Dolliver, Utter, Brachtenbach, Dore, Pearson, Andersen, Callow, Goodloe
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