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· 5/29/1958

Bolduc v. Richards

Citations

  • 101 N.H. 303
  • 142 A.2d 156
  • 1958 N.H. LEXIS 25

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the statute of limitations is only tolled when a defendant could not otherwise be served in New Hampshire due to lack of personal jurisdiction
  • holding that the statute of limitations is only tolled when a defendant could not otherwise be served in New Hampshire due to lack of per- sonal jurisdiction
  • holding that the statute of limitations is only tolled when a defendant could not otherwise be served in New Hampshire due to lack of per- sonal jurisdiction
  • construing similar statute to require defendant’s absence from the state to be such that process cannot be so served upon defendant that the judgment obtained in the suit will bind him personally

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Judges: Blandin

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