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· 8/6/1974

Bussey v. LEGISLATIVE AUDITING COMMITTEE OF LEGIS.

Citations

  • 298 So. 2d 219

How courts have described this case

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  • papers may be served on a party’s attorney where the cause is pending or not yet concluded
  • “In short, the sufficient service of process initiates a case in the trial court, and until the case has been properly initiated, no determination of the adverse claims of the parties may be made.”
  • “In short, the sufficient service of process initiates a case in the trial court, and until the case has been properly initiated, no determination of the adverse claims of the parties may be made.”
  • “Where the defendant does not enter a voluntary general appearance or otherwise waive service of process, the issuance and service of process is Indispensible to the jurisdiction of the Court, even though the Court may have jurisdiction of the subject matter.”

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Judges: Johnson

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