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· 8/29/1996

Ortiz v. Avante Villa at Corpus Christi, Inc.

Citations

  • 926 S.W.2d 608
  • 1996 WL 438732

How courts have described this case

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

  • holding that “[t]he fact that Stephen F. Shaw’s name was misspelled as ‘Sthepen F Shaw’ on the return” was an “extremely minor” error that did not invalidate service
  • holding omission of corporate designation from return of service does not invalidate service when citation and attached petition both fully name defendant with proper designation
  • holding omission of corporate designation from return of service does not invalidate service when citation and attached petition both fully name defendant with proper designation
  • holding return referring to “the Petition attached” to the citation was sufficient where citation identified document served as “the PLAINTIFF’S ORIGINAL PETITION”
  • omission of accent mark and of corporate designation and substitution of symbol “@” for word “at” are defects that do not invalidate service
  • omission of accent symbol, substitution of symbol “@” for “at,” and omission of “Inc.” did not invalidate service

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Judges: Seerden, Dorsey, Chavez

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