Hughes v. Felton

De France, C.

Felton was plaintiff in the court below, and obtained a judgment by default against Hughes, the defendant. Hughes afterwards moved for a vacation of said judgment, but his motion was denied. The denial of said motion is assigned for error. It is not permissible, in a case brought here by writ of error, to assign error on an order of court made after final judgment. Polk v. Butterfield, 9 Colo. 325.

The only other point relied upon for a reversal is that the superior court is no court, and had no jurisdiction as such to pass judgment in the case. To support this proposition it is…