People v. Wilson
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
VAN DYKE, J. *
This is an appeal from an order quashing service of process, setting aside a default, and vacating a judgment. On April 7, 1957, appellant, as plaintiff in the trial court, commenced this action to collect two debts guaranteed by respondent A. K. Wilson, a resident of Oregon. Respondent was served with process while present in California for the purpose of being sentenced in a criminal tax evasion action in the federal district court. Thereafter, his default was entered and a default judgment was taken for the amount of $19,575.42. Respondent filed motions to quash service, set…
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