Hudgins v. Bawtinhimer

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• procedurally valid certificate by physician or valid court order precludes claim for false imprisonment
• procedurally valid certificate by physician or valid court order precludes claim for false imprisonment
• service on an employee of defendant at defendant’s place of business who is not an agent authorized to receive service of process does not meet clear requirement of OCGA § 9-11-4 (d) (7) (now (e) (7)

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