Cudabac v. Strong

Citations

• 67 Miss. 705

Syllabus

<p>1. Jurisdiction. Process. Service in another state.</p> <p>Process from the courts of this state cannot run into another state, and confer jurisdiction over a defendant there served, so as to authorize a personal judgment against him.</p> <p>2. Attachment. Notice to non-resident defendant. Personal iudqment. Code 1880, §5> 1857, 2467.</p> <p>Without appearance, a judgment in attachment against a non-resident who has been summoned by publication only, cannot bind such defendant personally, or authorize any execution except against the attached property. Code 1880, § 2467. Nor can personal service of summons in such other state, as provided for by § 1857 in lieu of publication, render the judgment a personal one, or authorize a general execution thereon against the defendant.</p>