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· 9/13/1902

Jennings v. Rocky Bar Gold Mining Co.

Citations

  • 29 Wash. 726

Syllabus

<p>SUMMONS —■ PERSONAL SERVICE OUTSIDE STATE-SHOWING BY AFFIDAVIT.</p> <p>Under Bal. Code, ■; 4879, providing for personal service out of the state and declaring it equivalent to service by publication, no affidavit containing the facts essential to service by publication is essential in making personal service outside of the state upon a non-resident, when the court has assumed control of the property of the parties within this state.</p> <p>SAME- — JURISDICTION ACQUIRED' — DOMINION OVER PROPERTY-RESTRAINING DISPOSAL OF CORPORATE STOCK.</p> <p>Where the court has issued its order restraining a domestic corporation, which is a party defendant to the suit and duly served from delivering certain shares of stock within its custody to a co-defendant, who was a non-resident upon whom only constructive service had been had, such shares of stock thereby came under the dominion of the court, and it had jurisdiction to dispose of them by its judgment, which would include defendants constructively served.</p>

Judges: Reavis

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