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BRUNNIER
v.
HILL Et Al.
v.
HILL Et Al.
1 Div. 134..
Supreme Court of Alabama.
Jun 17, 1920.
Published opinion
Frederick G. Bromberg, of Mobile, for appellant.
The fraud complained of was practiced in the very act of obtaining judgment against her and entitled her to relief. 189 Ala. 258 , 65 So. 993 ; 170 Ala. 367 , 54 So. 172 . By permitting decree pro confesso, and failing to interpose demurrers, respondent waived
the provisions of rule 14. 10 Ala. 305 ; 6 Ala. 299 ; 11 Ala. 668 .
No counsel marked for appellee.
Thomas, Anderson, McClellan.
Cited by 5 opinions | Published
THOMAS, J.
Bill in equity for relief ■against a judgment at law. The agreement of counsel ¡-¡et up was not in writing, and ■was within the influence of circuit court rule Ij,, Code 1907, p. 1520. Collier v. Falk, 66 Ala. 223; Norman v. Burns, 67 Ala. 248; Hendley v. Chabert, 189 Ala. 258, 267, 65 South. 993; Evans v. Wilhite, 176 Ala. 287, 58 South. 262.
The decree of the circuit court is affirmed.
Affirmed.
ANDERSON, C. J., and McCLELLAN and ■SOMERVILLE, JJ., concur.átoEor oilier cases see same topic and KEY-NUMBER in all Key-Numbered Digests and Indexes