Backus & Whiting v. Rogers
8 Johns. 346
Opinion
When a bill is to be served on an attorne7 as a defendant, it is in the nature of process, and must be served on him personally, or by some other service, which the court may, under the circumstances of the case, regard as equivalent to a personal service. • The motion must, therefore, be granted.
Motion' granted.
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