Short v. Stephens

(after stating the case as above).

Short insists the judgment against him was unauthorized because it appeared (he says) he had not been served with a citation in the cause, had hot waived service on him of such a citation, and had not in any way appeared in the court below and submitted himself to the jurisdiction thereof. The contention, so far as it is that it appeared Short had not waived service of a citation on him, is not supported by the record, for it appears therein that by a writing filed in said court February 12, 1930, he thereby accepted service of Stephens’ petition and waived…