Jones v. Byrd

Citations

• 74 Ill. 115

Syllabus

<p>Appearance—after default for the purpose of making motion to set aside default, is not a general appearance. An appearance and the entry of a motion by a defendant in an attachment suit, who has not been personally served, to set aside a default rendered against him upon a notice by publication, is not such a general appearance as will authorize a personal judgment. If any judgment is authorized in such case, it is in rem only.</p>