Henry v. Shober

How courts have described this case

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• rejecting plaintiffs assertion that defendant was not prejudiced by delay because defendant had knowledge of lawsuit
• if delay in service is presumptively abusive, it does not matter whether delay in service was intentional
• “Notice of the possibility of a lawsuit is not sufficient; the party being sued must be served with an original notice as required by our rules of civil procedure.”
• 169-day delay in serving defendant with original notice was presumptively abusive
• finding a 169-day delay to be presumptively abusive
• 169-day delay in service presumptively abusive

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