· 8/12/1999
Crumpton v. Hegwood
Citations
- 740 So. 2d 292
- 1999 WL 605715
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- holding that, at the end of the 120 days provided for under Rule 4(h), the statute-of-limitations period begins to run again, but the complaint itself is not automatically dismissed
- complaint tolls the statute of limitations for a period of 120 days plus any other extension the trial court grants for the plaintiff to serve process upon a defendant
- complaint tolls the statute of limitations for a period of 120 days plus any other extension the trial court grants for the plaintiff to serve process upon a defendant
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