Henry v. Henry
Citations
- 15 S.D. 80
- 87 N.W. 522
- 1901 S.D. LEXIS 84
Syllabus
<p>When a party who has not been properly served with process appears in a case, and asks to have a decree against him set aside, for the reason that the court had no jurisdiction of his person, and for the further reason that such decree was procured by fraud and deceit, and was without evidence to support it, such appearance is general, going directly to the merits, and is a waiver of all defects in the service of process.</p>
Judges: Fueeer
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