Aaron v. Pioneer Lumber Co.

Supreme Court of North Carolina

Aaron v. Pioneer Lumber Co.

16 S.E. 1010, 112 N.C. 189

CourtSupreme Court of North Carolina

DecidedFebruary 5, 1893

StatusPublished

Cited by3 cases

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Aaron v. Pioneer Lumber Co., 16 S.E. 1010, 112 N.C. 189 (N.C. 1893).

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Fisk Curiam:

No copy of the summons having been delivered to the officer of the defendant corporation upon whom the Constable attempted to make service of that process, no proper service was made, for The Code, §217, provides that service of a summons on a corporation must be by delivering a copy, and by section 840 (Rule XV) this applies to the service of process issued from Justice’s Courts.

Affirmed. No Error.

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Fisk Curiam:

No copy of the summons having been delivered to the officer of the defendant corporation upon whom the Constable attempted to make service of that process, no proper service was made, for The Code, §217, provides that service of a summons on a corporation must be by delivering a copy, and by section 840 (Rule XV) this applies to the service of process issued from Justice’s Courts.

Affirmed. No Error.

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