Ostrander v. Deerfield Lumber Co.
District Court, N.D. New York
At Raw. Action by George N. Ostrander against the Deerfield Dumber Company and Amos N. Blandin. On motion by defendants to ■set aside service of summons.
1Opinion of the Court
RAY, District Judge.
The defendants, having appeared specially and moved this case from the Supreme Court of the state of New York to the District Court of the United States, now move to set aside the service of the summons made on the defendant Deerfield Dumber Company by serving same on Amos N. Blandin, its president, at Troy, N. Y., and on the said Amos N. Blandin individually, on the grounds: (1) That defendant Deerfield Dumber Company is a corporation of the state of Vermont, and not of the state of New York, and has no property, business, or place of business in the state of New York,…
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