Southern Railway Co. v. Hagan

1. The law requiring service of a summons of garnishment directed tó a corporation to be made upon “the agent in charge of the office or business of the corporation in the county or district at the time of service, ’ ’ it follows that the return of an officer, merely stating that he had served a named railway company with a summons of garnishment “ by serving [a designated person], supt., personally” therewith, without describing this person as the agent in charge of the office or business of the company, in the county or district wherein the service was made, will not afford a basis for…