Borden v. Voegtlin

— On January 9, 1932, the plaintiff-appellee, R. M. Borden, obtained a default judgment against the defendant-appellant, Louise Voegtlin, in a - proceeding 'then pending in the municipal court of Des Moines. This default was duly and legally obtained on a notice of suit, timely and personally served on the appellant.

Thereafter, on February 3, 1932, the appellant filed a motion in the aforesaid court to set aside the default, but no affidavit of merit accompanied the motion. After the hearing on this motion to set aside the default, the municipal court overruled the same. Thereupon an appeal…