Hulsey v. Commercial Investment Trust, Inc.
Supreme Court of Florida
1Opinion of the CourtDavis, J.
Commercial Investment Trust, Incorporated, was a New York corporation which had no office and did no business in the State of Florida, nor did it have any agent or other person in this State upon whom process could be served. C. I. T. was a separate and distinct corporation which did business and had an office in the State of Florida, where it was represented by one M. R. Jarvis, an agent. It had a Florida attorney who was Frank S. Barrett.
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