Homuth v. Williams

BLAIR J.

Appellee sued appellant for damages resulting from a collision of an automobile with his wagon, alleging that the automobile causing the collision belonged to appellant, and was being driven at the time by his son and in furtherance of appellant’s business. Appellant was duly served with citation on October 8, 1930, to appear on October 21, 1930, but he failed to file any. answer or appear in the case, and on October 23, 1930, judgment by default was rendered in favor of appellee for $1,214.50. On October 24, 1930, appellant' filed his motion to set aside the default judgment, and on…