General Lithographing & Printing Co. v. American Trust Co.

Citations

• 55 Wash. 401
• 104 P. 608
• 1909 Wash. LEXIS 771

Syllabus

<p>Judgment — Default—Appearance—Time. A demand for a bill of particulars, made after defendant is in default and while a motion for a default is pending, comes too late and does not prevent judgment by default.</p> <p>Judgment — Default—Notice—Appearance. After entry of default for failure to appear and answer in time, the defendant is not entitled, by reason of later appearance, to notice of application for judgment, under Bal. Code, § 5090, entitling him to five days’ notice of proceedings if he gives notice of appearance before the time for answering expires.</p> <p>Judgment — Default—Vacation—Merits. The denial of a motion to vacate a default judgment will not be disturbed when there was no showing of merits on the motion to vacate.</p>