Cox v. Wadlington
4 Miss. 57
Opinion
This cause was submitted on a motion to dismiss for the' following reasons:
That no citation has been properly served upon the defendant in error.
The endorsement of service upon the citation in this case is in the following words:
“ By direction of Ramsay M. Cox, I endorse service of the within citation; acknowledged this 11th May, 1836.
S. D. Livingston, Clk.”
The entering of an 'acknowledgment of service of a citation upon its back, by the clerk of the inferior court, is a mode of service unknown to the law, and void.
The cause must, therefore, be dismissed with costs.
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Cox v. Wadlington, 4 Miss. 57 (Mich. 1838).
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