Yelle v. U. S. Suburban Press, Inc.

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• finding that the defendant overcame the prima facie presumption of proper service by submitting undisputed evidence that the residence where service was made was not his dwelling house or usual place of abode
• “[Defendant’s] answer to the complaint. . . was sufficient to raise the defense of insufficient service of process.”

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