Snider v. Badere

Citations

• 39 Wash. 130
• 81 P. 302
• 1905 Wash. LEXIS 829

Syllabus

<p>Judgment—Vacation—Appeal—Record—Failuee to Show Want op Jurisdiction. Upon appeal from a judgment entered upon findings of fact and conclusions of law, regular on its face, and apparently entered upon the service of due process, it will be presumed that the court acted within its jurisdiction where the appellant brings up in the record only the summons, affidavit of service, decree, notice of appeal, and motion to vacate for defects in the summons, and fails to show affirmatively that the court acted without jurisdiction, there being nothing to show that it was a default judgment, or that there was no appearance or no subsequent summons.</p>