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· 6/2/1911

McMullin v. Beck

Citations

  • 26 Del. 116
  • 3 Boyce 116
  • 80 A. 524
  • 1911 Del. LEXIS 21

Syllabus

<p>Limitation of Actions—“Commencement of Action”—Filing of Pjlecipe—Justice Court.</p> <p>The commencement of an action in a justice court, that will arrest the running of limitations, is not the order for summons_ or attachment, the two kinds of process provided for in such court, but the issuance thereof, so that filing a praecipe before the justice, commanding the issuance of summons or attachment, is not a “commencement of action” with such effect.</p>

Judges: Boyce

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