Sacramento Sav. Bank v. Spencer

Citations

• 53 Cal. 737

Syllabus

<p>Service of Complaint.—Where the action was brought against R. W. Spencer, John Doe, and Richard Roe, and Spencer was served with a copy of the summons only: held, that the service'was good, and that he could not remain silent and then claim that the service was void; but should have searched the files of the Clerk’s office for the complaint.—[Reporter.]</p> <p>Service upon Insane Persons.—Where a party was insane and no guardian had been appointed for him, the Practice Act of 1880 required that he should be served personally.—[Reporter.]</p>