Eason v. Bowie

Carley, Chief Judge.

After appellee-plaintiffs filed suit, two attempts at personal service were made by leaving a copy of the summons, complaint and attached interrogatories with non-resident adults at appellant-defendant’s residence. Thereafter, appellees moved the trial court for the appointment of a special process server, on the ground that, “[d]espite the best efforts of the Sheriff, [appellant] has not been served.” The trial court granted the motion and, according to the return of service, the special process server personally served the summons and complaint on appellant on December…