Greenzweig v. Strelinger

Citations

• 103 Cal. 278
• 37 P. 398
• 1894 Cal. LEXIS 766

Syllabus

<p>Action Upon Judgment Rendered in Another State—Collateral Impeachment—Want op Jurisdiction.—In an action upon a judgment rendered in another state, it is competent collaterally to impeach the judgment by extrinsic evidence, showing want of jurisdiction in the court pronouncing the judgment, notwithstanding a recital in the record of the judgment of the existence of jurisdictional facts.</p> <p>Id.—Service op Summons.—In an action upon such judgment, it may be proven that no summons was served upon the defendant in the action in which the judgment sued upon was rendered.</p>