Morrison v. Berlin

Citations

• 37 Wash. 600
• 79 P. 1114
• 1905 Wash. LEXIS 776

Syllabus

<p>Judgment — Vacation—Collateral Attack Upon Subsequent Judgment After Vacating Void Decree. Where a default judgment is, on motion of the plaintiff, found to be fraudulently entered and void, it may be vacated and a new judgment entered in accordance with, the demand of the complaint, without notice to the defendants; and, upon a collateral attack, the subsequent judgment will be presumed to have been made on sufficient showing, nothing appearing to the contrary in the record.</p> <p>Quieting Title — Pleadings—Complaint—Sufficiency as to Part of Lot — Demurrer. In an action to quiet title to a lot, sold under a tax foreclosure which was alleged to he void, it is error to sustain a general demurrer to the complaint upon its appearing by a bill of particulars that the tax foreclosure was valid, where the tax deed covered only a portion of the lot.</p>