Jacobson v. Garland

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• holding that affidavit of permanent process server, which detailed attempt to serve defendant’s wife, constituted evidence to support plaintiffs claim that service was sufficient
• service proper where copies of summons and complaint were left with defendant’s wife on the ground outside the door of their residence
• service proper where process server left papers outside of door after he spoke with the wife of the defendant, informed her that he was serving papers on her husband, and she knowingly attempted to evade service by closing the door and refusing to accept the papers

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).