Hanson v. Hanson
California Supreme Court
APPEAL from Superior Court, Lake County; Rodney J. Hudson, Judge. Action for divorce by J. F. Hanson against Delia Hanson. Defendant appeals from an order setting aside an order vacating a judgment by default.
1Opinion of the Court
HAYNE, C.
Appeal from an order setting aside an order vacating a judgment by default. The action was for divorce. No answer having been put in, the default of the defendant was entered, and after evidence had been taken a decree of divorce was made. After more than a year from the entry of this decree the defendant moved, upon notice, to have the decree set aside upon the ground that she had never been served with summons. This motion was granted; and it must be assumed from the record that it was granted upon the *67ground upon which it was made, viz., that there had been no service of summons…
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2Cases cited5 opinions
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