Huff v. Flynn

Lyman C. Huff, hereinafter called plaintiff, on March 5, 1935, brought suit to quiet title to his interest in a certain lease of land owned by the state of Arizona. There were four defendants, but as three of them defaulted and judgment was rendered against them, we shall hereinafter refer to Charles B. Flynn, the only one of the four who defended the action, as defendant. The latter was personally served in Pima county, and therefore had twenty days in which to answer the complaint. On the 19th day he filed a motion for security for costs, but did not file any other pleading. On the first…