Campus Investments, Inc. v. Cullever

How courts have described this case

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• holding that Secretary of State’s certificate of service fulfills Rule 107’s purpose of ensuring that there has been proper citation and service
• holding that Secretary of State's certificate of service fulfills Rule 107's purpose of ensuring that there has been proper citation and service
• holding that “[w]hen substituted service on a statutory agent is allowed, the designee is not an agent for serving but for receiving process on the defendant’s behalf”
• concluding that some evidence supported trial court’s denial of bill of review when Secretary issued Whitney certificate, but entity did not receive process forwarded to it because it had not updated its address on file with the Secretary
• holding bill-of-review plaintiff not served with process not entitled to bill-of-review relief based on own fault or negligence
• holding in bill of review proceeding that Secretary of State certificate that process was forwarded per statute is sufficient proof of service even if defendant never received it

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).