Haley v. Hershberger

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• holding that leaving a copy of the summons with the, defendant’s secretary at the defendant’s office was not substantial compliance with the substituted service of process statute
• holding that leaving a copy of the summons with the defendant’s secretary at the defendant’s office was not substantial compliance with the substituted service of process statute
• holding an attempt at service by leaving a summons with a secretary at a place of business is insufficient service
• leaving a copy of the petition and summons with the defendant’s secretary was not substantial compliance to obtain personal service

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).