Walters v. Field
Citations
- 29 Wash. 558
- 70 P. 66
Syllabus
<p>WAIVER OE SPECIAL APPEARANCE — WHAT CONSTITUTES.</p> <p>Where a defendant who has entered a special appearance in an action afterwards answers to the merit's without preserving his special appearance, he thereby waives any rights thereunder, and renders his appearance general, under Bal. Code, § 4886; and the fact that the court had ordered a default entered unless he asked further time to plead would not excuse his subsequent answer to the merits, when the appearance and answer were voluntarily made under an agreement to do so in case certain proceedings were had, which were done accordingly.</p>
Judges: White
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