Raymond v. Fleming

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• holding that the defendant waived the CR 12(b)(5) defense of insufficient service of process by being dilatory in asserting it because even though plaintiff actively pursued the litigation, the defendant sought delays for a year before asserting the defense
• The defense of insufficient service of process must be affirmatively pleaded in the answer or included in a motion.
• defendant repeatedly requested continuances when directed to file answer to complaint and failed to respond to interrogatories
• defendant repeatedly requested continuances when directed to file answer to complaint and failed to respond to interrogatories
• defense counsel's dilatory and inconsistent acts can constitute waiver or estoppel

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