Norris v. Campbell

Citations

• 27 Wash. 654
• 68 P. 339
• 1902 Wash. LEXIS 435

Syllabus

<p>VACATION OF JUDGMENT-NOTICE OF APPEAL -— SUFFICIENCY FOB REVIEW OF ORIGINAL JUDGMENT.</p> <p>Notice of appeal which recites that it is “from an order, decree, and judgment . . . refusing to vacate and set aside the judgment rendered and entered herein, and for refusing to grant a new trial, and from each and every part thereof. Such judgment having been rendered and entered Sept. 13, 1900, andj Sept. 17, 1900, and the motion for new trial overruled Sept. 17, 1900,” is sufficient only for the review of the action of the court in refusing to vacate the original judgment; and does not bring up for review the orders made by the court prior to such original .judgment.</p> <p>•PARTIES-EIGHT TO NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS-EFFECT OF DEFAULT.</p> <p>Bal. Code, § 4886, which provides that defendant, after appearance in an action, is entitled to notice of all subsequent proceedings, is not applicable where defendant has been adjudged to be in default, and hence notice of proceedings subsequent to • default is unnecessary.</p>