Parris v. H. G. Fischer & Co.

It was conceded that the defendant is a foreign corporation without process agent or property in the State, and that service of process could only be had under the provisions of C. S., 1137, upon the *295ground that it was “doing business in this State.” It was found as a fact in the court below that defendant was doing business in the State, and that finding constituted the basis upon which defendant’s motion for dismissal for want of lawful service was denied.

There was no request that the court find the supporting facts upon which its conclusion that defendant was doing business in the State…