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Plumley v. May

Citations

  • 87 S.E.2d 282
  • 140 W. Va. 889
  • 1955 W. Va. LEXIS 23

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  • holding that good cause can be established “by showing some adventitious circumstance beyond [the aggrieved party’s] control” and that he/she “was free from neglect”
  • holding that good cause can be established \by showing some adventitious circumstance beyond [the aggrieved party's] control\ and that he/she \was free from neglect\
  • Florida resident’s lack of actual knowledge of lawsuit excused default, notwithstanding valid service of process made pursuant to West Virginia non-resident motorist statute
  • Florida resident's lack of actual knowledge of lawsuit excused default, notwithstanding valid service of process made pursuant to West Virginia non-resident motorist statute

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