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· 2/4/1905

Scott v. Hanford

Citations

  • 37 Wash. 5
  • 79 P. 481
  • 1905 Wash. LEXIS 657

Syllabus

<p>Judgments — Vacation—Attack by Motion — Limitation—Failure to Deny Allegation. A motion to vacate a judgment valid on its face, for alleged want of service of process, must be denied when it was not filed until after tbe statutory period for sucb an attack, and tbe failure to deny tbe allegation as to want of service does not warrant tbe granting of tbe motion.</p>

Judges: Fullerton

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