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Craig v. Gisborne
79 Mass. 270
| Mass. | 1859
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Hoar, J.

There was no service of the wilt in any manner authorized by law. The officer returns that he found no last and usual place of abode of the defendant; and the defendant’s berth in a steamer in which he had taken passage is clearly not such. There was no personal service, and the fact that he was hidden in the steamer is no reason for substituting for personal service the leaving of a copy where he might find it.

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Case Details

Case Name: Craig v. Gisborne
Court Name: Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Date Published: Sep 15, 1859
Citation: 79 Mass. 270
Court Abbreviation: Mass.
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