Humphrey v. Bewley
E074339
California Court of Appeal, Fourth Appellate District · Filed
Published · citable
Holding
The court held that an order granting a motion to quash service of summons is appealable, that service by publication must comply with CCP § 763.020 by describing the property with a legal description or, absent that, both a particular description and a street address, and that a defendant who makes a general appearance—such as by filing a motion to intervene—receives the benefit of personal jurisdiction despite defective service; consequently, the trial court erred in quashing service on Bewley but was correct in vacating the default and must allow Bewley a post‑service response period on remand. ---
Statutes construed
- CCP § 1014
- CCP § 410.50
- CCP § 418.10
- CCP § 473
- CCP § 670
- CCP § 763.020
- CCP § 763.040
- CCP § 902
- CCP § 904.1
- PROB § 11605
- PROB § 850
- PROB § 9000
- PROB § 9002
- PROB § 9100