Summary
In Catlin v. Ricketts (91 N.Y. 668) the defendant appeared generally, and subsequently moved to discharge an attachment on the ground that personal service of the summons was not made within thirty days after the granting of the warrant, as required by section 638, and this court held that such section must be read with section 424, which provides that the "voluntary general appearance of the defendant is equivalent to personal service of the summons upon him."
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Argued March 6, 1883
Decided March 13, 1883
Melville H. Regensbergher for plaintiffs.
C.W. West for appellants.
EARL, J., reads for affirmance of order in case first above entitled, and for dismissal of appeal in the other two cases.
All concur.
Ordered accordingly.