Olschesky v. Houston
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
ORR, Judge.
This appeal is from two orders denying defendant’s motions to dimiss for insufficient service of process. We affirm the trial court’s dismissal.
On 3 July 1981, plaintiffs Olschesky and Morton filed separate complaints against defendant Clarence W. Houston. Each individually alleged that defendant had committed assault and battery.
A summons was issued with each complaint addressed to defendant “Clarence W. Houston, 5409 Ridgewood Heights Drive, Wilmington, N.C.” Deputy J. W. Greer served the Olschesky com*416plaint and summons on 14 July 1981 by leaving the documents with Robert…
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