Bobell v. Wagenaar

Plaintiff’s first contention is that the court had no jurisdiction to give judgment against him in either of said actions for the reason that he was insane at the time and no guardian had been appointed or appeared for him in either of said actions. This contention cannot be sustained. In both of these actions the relief sought was the recovery of a money judgment only and service of the summons and complaint was made upon the plaintiff herein in person in the county where the actions had been commenced. The court, because of such personal service upon the defendant, had full and complete…