49 Ind. App. 176 | Ind. Ct. App. | 1912
Appellee has moved to dismiss this appeal, and assigns as one of his reasons, that this court has no jurisdiction, since this is a vacation appeal, and Urban Ewing Marshall, one of the parties against whom judgment
Appellants argue that Urban Ewing Marshall is a nonresident of the State, upon whom no personal service of summons was had; that the only notice he had was constructive notice, and as uncjbr §399 Burns 1908, §390 R. S. 1881, “no personal judgment shall be rendered against a defendant constructively summoned, who has not appeared in the action,” the judgment rendered, which was personal, is void as to him, and it is not necessary to make him a party to the appeal.
No question being presented for decision, the appeal is dismissed.