Loucheim v. Seeley

A motion has been filed in this court to dismiss the appeal, by some of the appellees, on the ground that the process issued by the clerk of this court for some of the appellees was served on their attorneys, instead of being served on such appellees themselves, citing in support of such motion, Tate v. Hamlin, 149 Ind. 94. But since filing such motion said parties have filed a brief on the merits of the appeal, which amounts to a full appearance and waiver of process. Hazleton v. De Priest, 148 Ind. 368. The motion must be regarded as waived. Another motion is made to dismiss the appeal…