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Start v. Heinzerling

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1915 Cal. App. LEXIS 101·27 Cal. App. 145·149 P. 50
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMarch 31, 1915Civ. No. 1476.California937 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

In this action the plaintiff sought to recover the sum of eight hundred and thirty dollars. Two causes of action were separately pleaded, one for moneys had and received, and the other for damages alleged to have resulted to the plaintiff from a conspiracy claimed to have been entered into by the defendants against the plaintiff. The appeal is by the plaintiff from a judgment of dismissal, entered upon the theory that the plaintiff had failed to amend his complaint within the time granted after an order had been made sustaining the defendant’s demurrer.

Incidentally the plaintiff complains of orders made intermediate the judgment, which present a peculiar entanglement of the procedure employed in the attempted adjudication of the subject-matter of the action. In this connection the record shows that service of summons was made upon the defendant Florence Heinzerling by publication. After the statutory time allowed her to appear and defend had expired, she procured an order giving her an extension of two days’ time within which to plead to the plaintiff’s complaint. Thereafter and before the two days’ extension of time had expired, her default was entered, apparently upon the…

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