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Sleeper v. Free Bapt. Assoc'n
58 N.H. 27
N.H.
1876
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The defendants are a corporation located in the state. The statute required the writ to be served by an attested copy. Gen. St., c. 204, ss. 12, 14. A service made by summons is insufficient. Bell v. Somerby,8 N.H. 64; Foster v. Hadduck, 6 N.H. 217; Hayward v. Hartshorn, 3 N.H. 198.

The writ should have been duly served on the defendants twenty-eight days before the court to which it was returnable. Gen. St., c. 204, s. 1. *Page 28

The defendants could not be legally notified to answer to the action, as ruled at the trial term. Jones v. Smith, 3 N.H. 108; Kendrick v. Kimball,33 N.H. 484; Nelson v. Swett, 4 N.H. 256; Arnold v. Tourtellot, 13 Pick. 172.

Action dismissed.

STANLEY, J., did not sit.

Case Details

Case Name: Sleeper v. Free Bapt. Assoc'n
Court Name: Supreme Court of New Hampshire
Date Published: Dec 5, 1876
Citation: 58 N.H. 27
Court Abbreviation: N.H.
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