Lowrey Chevrolet, Inc. v. Foster

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• holding that defective service constitutes a fatal defect in the record
• holding that defective service constitutes a fatal defect in the record
• explaining that “a judgment is properly stricken where the record indicates a fatal flaw such as defective service” (citation omitted)
• explaining that “a judgment is properly stricken where the record indicates a fatal flaw such as defective service” (citation omitted)
• holding court lacked personal jurisdiction over corporation because service of original process was erroneously effected by regular and certified mail
• noting the procedures mandated for petition and pleading practice, including the filing of answers, under the Rules of Civil - 12 - J-A03001-23 Procedure provide sufficient safeguards to protect one’s constitutional right to notice and an opportunity to be heard

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