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· 5/20/1993

Hodge v. Smith

Citations

  • 856 S.W.2d 212
  • 1993 WL 221391

How courts have described this case

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  • delay of 27 months did not show, as a matter of law, lack of due diligence
  • 27 month delay in service after statute of limitations had expired was reasonable delay because the record indicated that several attempts were made to locate and serve defendant
  • 27 month delay in service after statute of limitations had expired was reasonable delay because the record indicated that several attempts were made to locate and serve defendant

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Judges: Oliver-Parrot, Cohen, Mirabal

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