Cooper v. Fourth National Bank

The case is here by certiorari to the Court of Appeals. The substituted service of summons from the municipal court of Atlanta is by leaving a .copy thereof “ with some person . . domiciled at the residence of the defendant.” Georgia Laws 1913, p. 163. The entry of service of the deputy marshal was: “I have this day served the defendant, J. B. Cooper, 567 Prior St., by leaving a copy of the within action and summons at his most notorious place of abode in this county. Delivered same into the hands of Miss Brown, inmate white person, described as follows:” giving description. Defendant…