· 12/7/1972
Ryland v. Universal Oil Co.
Citations
- 504 P.2d 1171
- 8 Wash. App. 43
- 1972 Wash. App. LEXIS 906
How courts have described this case
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- holding that substantial compliance with affidavit requirement was accomplished even though affidavit was filed subsequent to the running of the statute of limitations; a “holding otherwise would be a sacrifice of substance to form.”
- late filing of affidavit of extraterritorial personal service upon defendant found to substantially comply with service of process statute
- late filing of affidavit of extraterritorial personal service upon defendant found to substantially comply with service of process statute
- Substantial compliance is all our Supreme Court requires \where personal service is made and no injury results to the defendant by a late filing of the affidavit.\
- Substantial compliance is all our Supreme Court requires “where personal service is made and no injury results to the defendant by a late filing of the affidavit.”
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Judges: Armstrong
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