Oglesby v. Deal

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• noting that sheriff’s return of service provides prima facie proof of proper service, but it is not conclusive and may be traversed; when a defendant in a lawsuit challenges the sufficiency of service, he bears the burden of showing improper service
• “Because the long arm statute defines ‘nonresident’ in the disjunctive, either a change in residence or change in domicile would suffice to make a person a nonresident.”
• “Because the long arm statute defines ‘nonresident’ in the disjunctive, either a change in residence or change in domicile would suffice to make a person a nonresident.”
• “[pursuant to the long arm statute, ... a plaintiff must serve process on a person residing outside the state in the same way that someone is served inside the state. . . .”
• “[P]ursuant to the long arm statute, . . . a plaintiff must 6 serve process on a person residing outside the state in the same way that someone is served inside the state . . .”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).